Chipotle and BÉIS just joined forces for one of the more unexpected — and genuinely fun — travel collaborations of the year. “The To Go Collection,” an 11-piece capsule designed to make carrying Chipotle meals easier (and far more stylish), blends BÉIS’ now-iconic functional travel design with true superfan energy from Founder and Chief Creative Officer Shay Mitchell. And unlike the typical branded merch drop, this collection is built to be used in transit: insulated pieces to keep bowls warm, pockets for napkins, and silhouettes meant for real airport sprints, holiday travel chaos, and everyday commutes. Chipotle x BÉIS

The collaboration is being introduced with a two-day “BÉISpotle” pop-up in Los Angeles before launching online across the U.S. and Canada — with a notable sweetener: the first 5,000 online orders receive a free Chipotle entrée code.

Below is everything fans (and curious travelers) should know.

A Travel Capsule Built for Real Food Rituals

At its core, “The To Go Collection” taps into a simple but very real habit: travelers bringing comfort food with them on the road. According to Hilton’s 2026 Trends Report, 79% of travelers say familiar food brings comfort during trips. And Gen Z especially — taking an average of three leisure trips a year, per Morning Consult — tends to bring their rituals along for the ride. For a brand like Chipotle, which often doubles as the “last stop before the airport,” the partnership with BÉIS feels surprisingly intuitive.

Shay Mitchell’s team approached the design with that behavior in mind. As BÉIS CEO Adeela Hussain Johnson put it, the goal was “creating elevated silhouettes inspired by real Chipotle takeout habits.” In other words: bags that can legitimately hold a burrito.

What’s Inside the Collection

The full 11-piece lineup ranges from travel staples to playful accessories. Pieces include standard BÉIS travel silhouettes but with Chipotle-specific twists — insulation for heat retention, designated pockets for napkins, and designs engineered around the shape of Chipotle bowls and burritos.

Collection Highlights

• Chipotle Rollers – Carry-On and Large ($278 / $378 USD)
  Signature BÉIS suitcases built with insulated compartments.
• Luggage Covers – Carry-On and Large ($58 / $68 USD)
  Protective covers with Chipotle-themed detailing.
• Take Out Tote ($98 USD)
  Sized specifically to hold a Chipotle bowl.
• Burrito Holder Sling ($48 USD)
  Insulated, cross-body, and genuinely shaped for a burrito.
• Chipotle Napkin Sling ($78 USD)
  Includes an exterior slip pocket for napkin access on the go.
• Burrito Duffle ($128 USD)
  Weekend-style travel bag with insulated features.
• Burrito Pouch Set ($68 USD)
• Guac Cup Bag Charm ($34 USD)
• Burrito Luggage Tag ($28 USD)
• Burrito On Board Charm ($18 USD)
• Pepper Key Charm ($18 USD)

While the charms add a humorous flair, the core luggage and totes are meant for real-world use — blending BÉIS’ practical engineering with Chipotle-centric design cues.

How and When to Buy

Fans can shop the drop beginning Monday, December 8 at 6 a.m. PT on the BÉIS app and later at 9 a.m. PT on beistravel.com. The first 5,000 qualifying orders across the U.S. and Canada will receive a free Chipotle entrée code (valid through January 15, 2026).

Orders placed by December 16 are scheduled to arrive before Christmas, making this an unusually on-brand gift for the right kind of traveler.

The BÉISpotle Pop-Up Experience

To celebrate the launch, Chipotle and BÉIS are hosting a public pop-up at Chipotle Larchmont in Los Angeles, running:

• Saturday, December 6: 2 p.m.–10 p.m. PT
• Sunday, December 7: 10 a.m.–10 p.m. PT

Visitors can shop the collection early, explore content-friendly photo setups, and even pick up a fresh passport-style photo — which, in classic BÉIS fashion, feels both practical and perfectly curated for social media.

Why This Collaboration Fits the Bigger Travel Trend

A Gen Z–Aligned Brand Move

Travel behaviors have shifted post-pandemic, with younger travelers valuing portability, personalization, and comfort cues from home. Brands like BÉIS, Away, and Calpak have built strong followings by offering travel gear that blends aesthetics with function. Food-branded collaborations are not new (think McDonald’s x Crocs or KFC’s novelty merch), but very few enter the travel utility space.

Chipotle’s move here is less about novelty and more about leaning into cultural relevance. With its strong digital-ordering base and reputation as a reliable “airport-adjacent” meal, pairing with BÉIS signals an embrace of lifestyle branding similar to what Starbucks, Dunkin’, and even Panera have explored in recent years.

How It Compares to Other Travel Collabs

When you look at comparable travel accessory partnerships — Away x Serena Williams, Rimowa x Off-White, Calpak x Joy Cho — the BÉIS x Chipotle collaboration stands out for its grounded utility. It’s not haute luxury or hype culture; it’s a playful but functional crossover that still fits the DNA of both brands. That’s likely why the pieces feel surprisingly legitimate rather than gimmicky.

A Nudge Toward Food-as-Lifestyle Branding

The travel-food crossover is gaining momentum. Meal kit companies, specialty coffee brands, and even hydration startups are producing merch designed for mobility. Chipotle joining that conversation puts the brand squarely in a cultural space dominated by Gen Z and millennial travelers: high-function, high-aesthetic lifestyle essentials.

Conclusion about Chipotle x BÉIS collab

What makes this collaboration interesting isn’t just the novelty — it’s how seamlessly it sits at the intersection of travel trends, food culture, and lifestyle branding. BÉIS continues to cement its positioning as a functional-meets-fashion travel brand, while Chipotle taps into the emotional rituals of travelers who rely on familiar food for comfort. It also mirrors the direction seen across the travel accessories market, where brands like Away, Calpak, and even smaller DTC players are prioritizing utility that feels personal, not generic.

In a market increasingly driven by Gen Z expectations — portability, customization, comfort, and aesthetics — this collaboration lands at exactly the right time. And whether you’re actually carrying a burrito or not, the design thinking behind this capsule reflects broader, data-backed shifts in how people travel and what they want to bring with them.