Our Limited Edition front pockets are back, and this year it feels bigger than ever.

What started as a creative collaboration has now become an annual ritual. A moment where art and functionality meet. Where you don’t just personalize your bag—you truly add a story to it.

This is not an accessory.
This is art you can wear.

At CABAIA, we believe a bag is more than just something practical. It’s an extension of your personality. You carry it to work, to class, to the airport, to that one appointment where you always arrive just a little too early.

So why shouldn’t your bag tell a story too?

Every year, we select illustrators from around the world to create an exclusive design for our front pockets. No reprints. No reissues. Each design is available for a limited time—and then it’s gone for good.

We don’t choose based on trends, but on feeling.
On universes. On color palettes. On stories.
And above all, on that one moment when we think: you want to wear this.

Didi Lanoli (France)
Graphic designer and illustrator, inspired by the energy of Paris and the power of nature. Her work bursts with vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and playful compositions. Cheerful, expressive, and full of character.

Little Lewis (France)
A unique mix of raw art, Scandinavian minimalism, and hip-hop influences. His graphic style is instantly recognizable—with a generous dose of quirkiness (and yes, lots of pigeons).

Danii Pollehn (Germany)
Explosions of color, emotion, and connection. Her illustrations celebrate human moments and shared experiences. Energetic, sincere, and full of life.

Olaf Hajek (Germany)
A globe-trotting visual storyteller. Hajek blends influences from different cultures into rich, almost fairytale-like compositions. Traditional folk tales get a modern, daring twist in his work.

Malota (Spain)
With just a few lines, she tells entire stories. Minimalist, sensitive, and poetic. Her work proves that simplicity can be powerful.

Philosophie Studio (United Kingdom)
Behind this studio is Sophie, who places nature and color at the heart of her work. Her illustrations strike a balance between softness and energy—subtle yet powerful.