Looking for Jaktogo? Here’s the Wearable Luggage You Can Still Buy

Not online. Jaktogo — the Bulgarian coat that folded into a bag and was pitched as carrying around 10 kg — still shows up in searches in half a dozen languages, but when we checked on 18 October 2026 jaktogo.com did not open a shop, and the last working version of its store we could find in public web archives dates from December 2024. Travellers on one-bag forums have been asking where to buy one since at least late 2024.

If you want what Jaktogo promised — clothes worn instead of carried — the practical options today are a pocketed jacket or vest from a brand that still sells, or a jacket whose lining is built for clothes.

Stuffa sells jackets and vests with hidden pockets, marketed as carrying up to 5 kg and adding extra carry-on space on airlines such as Ryanair and easyJet. When we checked in October 2026 it was still selling, with some models — including its women’s jacket — sold out.

It suits travellers who want a vest-style garment with lots of separate pockets. The difference with our jacket is the pocket design: many separate pockets for items versus horizontal tubes built for rolled clothes, inside a sleeved hooded jacket that comes in six sizes and two cuts.

VoyageCoat is a US travel coat with more than 16 pockets and a built-in duffle, claimed to carry up to 14 lb (about 6.4 kg). In October 2026 it was on pre-order in sizes S to L, and international orders pay import duties at checkout.

To be fair about the differences: if you specifically want a coat that turns into a bag, ours does not do that. What it does instead is stay a light, normal-looking hooded jacket that carries a full outfit flat, in six sizes, shipped from inside the EU — so there are no import duties for EU buyers and no waiting for a production run.

The Airport Jacket was a 2017 Kickstarter coat with 14 pockets that converted into a duffle; its online store was showing as unavailable when we checked in October 2026, although press coverage from 2017 still fills the search results. Rufus Roo, the UK pocket jacket and vest, was not trading online either: its website did not load a shop. BauBax, the US travel jacket famous for its built-in neck pillow, has shown an unavailable store since 2025 — we compare it with the Packing Jacket on a separate page.

None of that means wearable luggage failed. It means the bulky, gadget-heavy first generation did — and the version that survives is lighter and looks like ordinary clothing.

Clothing you wear is clothing, not a bag: on the major EU low-cost carriers we checked in July 2026 — Ryanair, easyJet, Wizz Air, Vueling and Transavia — a worn jacket is not counted as luggage. Gate staff still have discretion everywhere, and wearing ten layers or a coat that obviously bulges invites questions, so the sensible version is one normal-looking jacket with one outfit packed flat.

Pair it with a bag built to the free under-seat size — 40 × 30 × 20 cm on Ryanair, Wizz Air and Vueling — and you can travel for a week without paying for a cabin bag.