The Louis Vuitton Taïmyr is a bag that is designed with the young, modern business man in mind. It is very lightweight and large enough (14.2" L x 11.1" H x 6.3" W) to be practical for traveling without being a pain to carry around. It is made of textured leather and canvas with a smooth leather trim. The top pocket has an unusual, slightly forward-facing zipper, which provides easy access to the main compartment and the contents of the bag, though there are several exterior pockets that are perfect for items that require easy access. The LV logo appears subtly on the front flap and on the adjustable shoulder strap. Price: $1,210.

Need a casual jacket for fall? Cole Haan's Suede Baseball Jacket seems perfect for keeping the chill off and looking sharp in general. The jacket is lightweight and made of soft, supple suede with an acrylic/cotton knit lining. It has a form-fitting, elegant cut that makes it suitable for general wear, as well as for wearing out to an informal dinner or to late night party, but it is kept from looking too dressy by the raw edges. The jacket zips up the front and has a barely-there collar. Honestly, it looks best when it is left open, but this is the kind of jacket that will be flattering to almost anyone. Price: $495.

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I like the idea that this men's bag, the Haircalf Holdall by Bill Amberg, is designed for travel because it assigns an immediate use for the bag. There is no need to cast about for situations in which such an accessory might be appropriate.

A striking piece of craftsmanship, an adaptation of a 1930s style bag, it is made out of brown and ivory haircalf with a smooth, soft leather trim. It can hold just about everything you might want to access during a flight and will take up minimal room on the plane. The front pocket will fit a ticket or passport perfectly, and it's always helpful to keep track of those two items in particular when traveling. Price: $1,100.