The Quadra Heritage Waxed Canvas Holdall is a premium travel companion engineered for discerning professionals and adventurers who value authentic heritage craftsmanship, natural materials, and distinctive character in their weekend and travel accessories. With a 19-litre capacity, this holdall accommodates a complete change of clothing, personal essentials, and travel accessories for weekend getaways and short trips. The waxed canvas construction develops a unique patina over time, ensuring each bag becomes increasingly distinctive with use—a defining characteristic of authentic heritage design. Premium materials define the holdall's exceptional character. Authentic waxed canvas provides exceptional durability and weather resistance whilst developing natural depth and character through regular use. Real leather trim detail adds sophisticated craftsmanship, whilst antique brass effect fittings provide authentic hardware detailing that complements the heritage aesthetic. The fully lined interior with zip access for decoration enables corporate branding or personalisation without compromising the bag's refined appearance. Versatile carrying options accommodate diverse travel scenarios. Cotton webbing carry handles with integrated leather hand grip provide traditional hand-carry capability with authentic material integration, whilst the detachable adjustable shoulder strap enables cross-body carrying for hands-free convenience during terminal navigation and hotel transitions. Intelligent organisation includes a main zip compartment for primary storage, an internal valuables pocket for sensitive items, and a front zip pocket for quick-access essentials. Snap closure fold-down ends provide flexible capacity adjustment, accommodating varying load requirements. Due to waxed canvas's natural characteristics, each bag is genuinely unique, developing individual patina patterns. The tear-out label permits personalisation. The Quadra Heritage Waxed Canvas Holdall represents authentic craftsmanship and timeless design for travellers valuing heritage aesthetics.