Zipper Toiletry Case - Matador
A leakproof, waterproof wash bag made with Cordura fabric and proprietary Dry-Through technology.
Price
£27.49
Editorial rating
4.5 / 5
Last price check
06/03/2026 10:12
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Best Of Travel Tech And EDC: Sony Open-Ear Audio, Bellroy Packs, And Peak Design | Vol. 13
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Editorial take
Why we picked it
There is no greater travel tragedy than opening your suitcase to find your expensive shampoo has staged a coup and covered your only clean shirt. This Matador case is the Supporting gear that ensures your toiletries stay in their lane, thanks to some "dry-through" wizardry.
It's made of a material that allows water to evaporate through the fabric while keeping liquids trapped inside, which sounds like witchcraft but is actually just clever science. I've put a soaking wet toothbrush in there and come back to find it dry, which is a minor miracle for anyone who hates a damp washbag.
It's for the traveller who values their sanity as much as their hygiene and refuses to carry their life in a Ziploc bag.
Detailed verdict
The full review
The Irresistible
- The Dry-Through technology is a genuine game-changer; you can chuck your wet gear in and it won't turn the bag into a damp, mouldy swamp.
- The welded construction and YKK water-resistant zipper are basically a fortress for your toothpaste, ensuring no leaks escape into your luggage.
The Clever Part
- It weighs next to nothing, so you won't be paying extra baggage fees just because your washbag is made of heavy leather.
- The flat-bottom design means it actually sits on a hotel sink without tipping over like a drunken sailor the moment you touch it.
The Fine Print
- It's quite minimalist, meaning there are no internal dividers; it's a bit of a "jumble sale" approach to organization once you get more than three items in there.
- The fabric can feel a bit crinkly and loud, which might wake up your partner if you're doing a midnight scrub in a shared room.
The Reality Check
- If you don't rinse the outside after a leak, the "breathable" fabric can start to look a bit crusty and sad, quickly ruining the high-tech aesthetic.
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