Developed in collaboration with Real Review ahead of the publication's tenth anniversary, the GO Bag reinterprets GR10K's established 90000 utility bag through the concept of personal preparedness. Drawing on the familiar emergency carry bag, the collaboration explores the relationship between everyday utility, personal belongings and the increasing uncertainties of contemporary urban life.

Constructed from Cotton Ripstop, a reclaimed woven textile sourced through GR10K's ongoing second chance material programme, the bag repurposes deadstock cotton within the original large-volume carry system. Contrast overlock stitching highlights the panel construction, while multiple carrying configurations allow for shoulder, hand and underarm use. The bag features a drawstring closure and is supplied with a separate laptop case constructed from Europrotect N100 Esill, a silicone-coated aramid textile originally developed for fire-resistant applications.