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Travel Without the Tangle With These Tech Accessory Travel Organizers

There’s the old way of storing your cords and tech accessories (which pretty much consists of chucking a bunch of stuff into a bag and praying it doesn’t result in a Gordian knot of cords) and then there’s the new way. And that new way involves being better prepared. Which means you need a tech accessory travel organizer. Featuring gear picks both large and small, expensive and affordable, we prove there’s a much better way to get organized as you hit the road or tackle your morning commute.

The best travel organizers get the job done in style, so you can do yours. See all our favorites below.

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Mark & Graham Leather Charger Roll-Up – $49
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The small touches make all the difference when it comes to your everyday carry essentials, and Mark & Graham proves that to be true with the brand’s Charger Roll-Up organizer. In terms of the best tech accessories, it’s stylish, refined, functional, and made from premium leather. It’s a much better way to store cords and tech gear than stuffing it all in a drawstring bag and hoping for the best.

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Peak Designs Tech Pouch – $60

Blending functionality and form with minimal design, this tech pouch from Peak Designs is made with all the utility you’d expect from a brand that got its start by building photography and camera bags on Kickstarter. The brand also offers a killer travel bag to pair this pouch with. 

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This Is Ground Plug Pack – $135

Chief among brands that make some of the best tech accessories just might be This Is Ground. It’s a design company that just so happens to craft excellent leather goods primarily focused on travel and the brand’s Plug Pack is no exception. 

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Bellroy A5 Work Folio – $199

For the office and the road, you need some of the best tech accessories money can buy, like this tailored, handsome work folio from Bellroy. It’s the perfect way to transport your gear to your next big meeting, whether that’s across the office or across the continent.

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Shinola Leather Tech Portfolio – $395

Shinola probably makes at least one of your favorite leather watches, so it’s only fitting that they’ve turned that same design expertise toward one hell of a leather tech portfolio. It’s a seriously upgraded way to store your crucial tech accessories.

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Stow First Class Leather Tech Case – $500

Always on the road? Always looking to stay organized? This investment-level tech case really is made for first-class world travelers, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use it on the daily for your quick-moving commute.

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Now that you’ve got your tech organized for your trip, why not slip into some of the best clothes for travel too?

Beau Hayhoe
Beau Hayhoe is a freelance men's style writer, consultant and PR pro based in Brooklyn. Beau's menswear and gear writing has…
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