Nautica

Jet-setting luggage and accessories

source: Inquirer.net

 Philippines - Dec 18, 2008 Last year, Tumi appointed David Chu, founder of Nautica, as executive creative director, overseeing all product design, advertising, communications and ...

Published Thu, Dec 18

The Classicist: Bespoke by David Chu

source: Luxist

 CA - Nov 10, 2008 In New York City, David Chu, founder of the Nautica brand who has since gone on to revitalize luggage maker Tumi, operates an ultra-chic Bespoke shop at his ...

Published Mon, Nov 10

One-Bagger

source: Trader Daily Combined

This utilitarian bag represents classic Tumi style," says David Chu, the founder of Nautica, who took over as Tumi's executive creative director last year. "The emphasis was on shape and design." Shape, design...and protecting the hell ...

Published Fri, Nov 7

The Perfect Corporate Gift for Sales Representatives!

source: Tom Taraci

In 2007, David Chu, founder of Nautica–the global lifestyle brand– was appointed Tumi’s Executive Creative Director, overseeing all product design, advertising, communications and store design. Chu brings a new sense of style, ...

Published Mon, Oct 20

Pack Like a Pro: Tumi’s David Chu

source: Travel and Leisure Magazine Articles

“I have packing down to a science,” says Tumi executive creative director David Chu, who launched Nautica in 1983. He carries a well-organized suitcase when traveling the world, from business trips in Asia to family vacations in Europe ...

Published Tue, Sep 9

Nautica founder buys at 15 CPW

source: YourStreet

David Chu, the founder of New York-based apparel company Nautica Enterprises, paid $2.94 million for a two-bedroom condominium at 15 Central Park West. Chu, who started the...

Published Tue, Sep 2

TUMI

source: Executive Golf

Designed by Nautica founder David Chu, the collection also includes a range of smaller weekend bags and matching travel kits. Prices start at £4695 from Tumi Store, Piccadilly and Harrods. www.tumi.com.

Published Fri, Jun 27

The Perfect Brand-New Bag for Papa

source: MainStreet

 NY - After leaving Nautica in 2004, where the designer says he "developed a sense of discipline and consistency," Chu transitioned to his own private-label ...

Published Thu, Jun 12