Photo: Bentley Motors
Bentley is clearly on a roll this spring as it recently introduced both its next level of grand touring high-performance and celebrated the 200,000th vehicle built since the brand's foundation. Now it’s also diligently taking care of business outside of the four-wheeled realm, bringing new pieces to its Bentley Collection of accessories.
They say that brand recognition goes a long way towards building the desire to purchase something, and it’s only natural for luxury automakers to dip their toes into just about everything from cufflinks to power banks. That’s precisely what Bentley is doing with the spring update of its accessories collection, which now adds many new set pieces.
Besides owning one of their prized automotive possessions, Bently also offers “a carefully curated selection of lifestyle accessories made from the finest materials, inspired by the craftsmanship and distinctive design of” their cars. And nothing is too small for the automaker’s seal of quality, be it cufflinks, reusable coffee cups, keyrings, notebooks, lanyards, leather accessories, fragrances, pens, charging cables, or luxury audio products.
Since spring is not only a time of rejuvenation but also an important season for gifts (not just for the significant other but also of the indulgent self-purchase type), Easter or Father’s Day wish lists might be a little easier to handle thanks to the company’s Spring 2021 arrivals.
When it’s time to travel, one might find it practical to use the Italian-made Beluga black with green and white stripes bags or the new Heritage Washbag. All of these accessories can be kept safe with help from the Luggage Tag, a pebble-grain Italian leather tag that brims with Bentley styling in Black, Portland or carbon-fiber effects inspired by successful car interiors.
These will all be available from June, though, which is kind of summer in our calendar. Anyways, gadget fans can opt for the new Heritage Tech Case, which should bode well for anyone looking to create a classic collection along with the Heritage Washbag, Weekender, or Backpack.
Inside, one can fit not just the laptop but also countless little things, from the new but incredibly meager 800-mAh Charging Power Bank to Reusable Cups, Travel Flasks, Cardholders, Cufflinks, or a Notebook (of the paper variety, we believe). Prices aren’t exactly daunting, though, as they kick off at just 10 British pounds, which is less than $14 at the current exchange rates.
Besides owning one of their prized automotive possessions, Bently also offers “a carefully curated selection of lifestyle accessories made from the finest materials, inspired by the craftsmanship and distinctive design of” their cars. And nothing is too small for the automaker’s seal of quality, be it cufflinks, reusable coffee cups, keyrings, notebooks, lanyards, leather accessories, fragrances, pens, charging cables, or luxury audio products.
Since spring is not only a time of rejuvenation but also an important season for gifts (not just for the significant other but also of the indulgent self-purchase type), Easter or Father’s Day wish lists might be a little easier to handle thanks to the company’s Spring 2021 arrivals.
When it’s time to travel, one might find it practical to use the Italian-made Beluga black with green and white stripes bags or the new Heritage Washbag. All of these accessories can be kept safe with help from the Luggage Tag, a pebble-grain Italian leather tag that brims with Bentley styling in Black, Portland or carbon-fiber effects inspired by successful car interiors.
These will all be available from June, though, which is kind of summer in our calendar. Anyways, gadget fans can opt for the new Heritage Tech Case, which should bode well for anyone looking to create a classic collection along with the Heritage Washbag, Weekender, or Backpack.
Inside, one can fit not just the laptop but also countless little things, from the new but incredibly meager 800-mAh Charging Power Bank to Reusable Cups, Travel Flasks, Cardholders, Cufflinks, or a Notebook (of the paper variety, we believe). Prices aren’t exactly daunting, though, as they kick off at just 10 British pounds, which is less than $14 at the current exchange rates.
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