ASTON MARTIN ARAMCO FORMULA ONE™ TEAM AND GLOBE-TROTTER RELEASE THEIR THIRD COLLABORATION, LIMITED TO 100 PIECES


Globe-Trotter has released a new limited-edition collection with the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team, its third collaboration with the racing outfit following editions built around the AMR23 and AMR24 cars. Where earlier releases leaned on carbon fiber taken directly from race chassis or a soundwave print lifted from the AMR24's engine note, this edition works more through material and color than direct reference, applying the visual identity of the team to a case built according to Globe-Trotter's own century-old methods.
The centrepiece is a four-wheel carry-on built from black Vulcanised Fibreboard, the layered, paper-bonded material that has defined Globe-Trotter's hard-sided cases since the company was founded in 1897. Aston Martin Green appears across the corners and leather detailing, with lime stitching and edge inking supplying the sharper accent associated with the team's colors, and co-branded wheel caps finished in the same green marking the point where the case meets the ground. Inside, a durable nylon lining carries a modernized houndstooth pattern rendered in the team's colors, a detail that connects the case to British tailoring history in a section of the suitcase most owners will only see once the lid is open. A co-branded logo patch and an individually numbered stainless steel plaque complete the interior, tying each case to its place within the 100-piece run.

Every case is handcrafted by Globe-Trotter artisans at the company's workshop in Hertfordshire, England, the same production process behind its non-collaborative luggage. The collection extends beyond the carry-on to a charcoal grey leather passport sleeve and a coordinating luggage tag, both designed to carry the collection's green accents into the smaller objects that travel alongside a suitcase rather than inside it. The carry-on is priced at $3,945, with the passport sleeve at $415 and the luggage tag at $245.

Restraint is the throughline across all three pieces. Rather than covering the case in sponsor graphics, the collaboration uses color and material placement, corners, stitching, wheel hardware, and lining to make its connection to Formula One legible without turning the suitcase into promotional equipment. That leaves both identities intact: the case still reads unmistakably as Globe-Trotter, while the green, the houndstooth and the numbered plaque root it clearly in the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team's current visual language.
The collection is available now through Globe-Trotter's online store, its London flagship at Burlington Arcade, and select international locations in Paris and Kobe.
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