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Regret Store Global Headquarters — Miami, FL

What Is Regret Store?

Regret Store is a luxury leather goods and accessories house for people who've accepted that personal growth is overrated. We design leather duffle bags, crossbody bags, and cowboy hats that say the quiet part loud — then stitch it into full-grain Italian leather so it hits different when you leave town at 3 AM.

Every piece we sell has been carefully engineered to guarantee at least one TSA flag, one suspicious look from a valet, or one Instagram comment that says "where did you get that and why." We don't make accessories for the moment. We make accessories for the aftermath.

Other brands sell you a lifestyle. We sell you a getaway bag. The difference is our leather is better.

The Origin Story

In 2024, our founder Chad Regretson got fired. The details are the subject of an ongoing legal matter we are not at liberty to discuss. What we can tell you is that by 8:47 AM the next morning, Chad was standing in a parking lot holding a cardboard box, a final paycheck, and a leather duffle bag with "REGRET." hand-stitched on it that he'd commissioned from a guy on Etsy three weeks earlier for unrelated reasons.

A woman in the parking lot asked where he got the bag. Chad said he made it. He did not make it. She offered him $600. Chad said no. She said $900. Chad handed over the bag, walked back into Panera Bread, sat down with no belongings, and ate a bread bowl while the idea hit him.

"If one bag can sell for $900 in a parking lot before lunch, imagine what a whole collection could do."

Three weeks later, Regret Store launched from Chad's apartment with three bags, a Shopify trial, and absolutely zero market research. The first customer was Chad's former boss, who bought a duffle as a gag gift for his wife. She took it on a business trip. The hotel concierge complimented it. She ordered two more. Her husband still doesn't know how much they cost. He will.

Within six months, we'd been banned from two trade shows, flagged by three separate TSA agents, and referenced in a university ethics course as "a case study in what happens when branding has no conscience." We framed that last one. It's in the office. Next to the first cowboy hat we ever sold — which was worn to a state legislature session and made local news.

Today, Regret Store ships worldwide. Our bags and hats have been spotted at music festivals, airport lounges, custody hearings, and one very memorable Kentucky Derby. We've grown from a guy with no bag in a Panera to a full operation with a warehouse, a leather workshop, a legal team on retainer, and a customer support email that nobody has checked since March.

We don't know where this is going. But we know what you'll be carrying when you get there.

The Team

Nine people who peaked at exactly the right time for this to work.

Chad Regretson
Chad Regretson
CEO
"I started this company after getting fired and selling my bag in a parking lot. Now I sell bags to people leaving parking lots. The economy is beautiful."
Has been stopped by TSA 6 times, asked to leave 2 trade shows, and escorted out of a Build-A-Bear while carrying his own product. Considers every ejection a press opportunity. Once pitched a venture capitalist while wearing The Last Rodeo cowboy hat. Got the funding.
Brenda Numbers
Brenda Numbers
CFO
"Our return rate is 0% because we don't accept returns. Financially, this is the best decision we've ever made. Our customers hate us. Revenue is up."
Former accountant at a firm she can't name due to an NDA she may have already violated by working here. Joined Regret Store because "the profit margins on luxury leather goods are insane." Has never carried a single bag in public. Owns all of them.
Derek Liability
Derek Liability
COO
"We have a support inbox. It has 4,000 unread emails. I sleep fine."
Derek's actual last name is Liability. He did not change it for the brand. His parents just had a feeling. Communicates exclusively through Slack and fax. Once shipped 200 duffle bags to the wrong address. The wrong address kept them. Reordered.
Miles Atwood
Miles Atwood
Creative Director
"I have a fine arts degree from RISD. I use it to emboss a sad face on a $1,480 leather duffle. My professors would cry. Some of them have."
Designs every piece in the collection. Was offered a residency at a contemporary art museum. Turned it down because "the pay was worse and nobody got flagged by TSA." His parents still introduce him as "our son who does… leather goods."
Travis
Travis
Warehouse Manager
Nobody knows Travis's real name. He showed up to the interview with no resume, no ID, and no last name. When HR asked him to fill out a W-2 he wrote "Travis" in every field. We've called him Travis ever since. It might not even be Travis. He clocks in at 6 AM, ships 300+ orders a day, and leaves at 2 PM without making eye contact with anyone. When asked during onboarding what attracted him to the brand, he said "the parking." Has turned down three promotions because "more money means more meetings and I can't do that to myself." His emergency contact is listed as "not applicable." HR has tried to correct this four times. He keeps changing it back.
Sonia Vex
Sonia Vex
Quality Control
"My job is to inspect every bag and hat before it ships and confirm the leather will outlast your marriage. I have a 100% approval rate. Nothing has ever failed QC."
Former quality inspector at a pharmaceutical company. Says this job "has more liability and less regulation." Her QC checklist has three items: stitching intact, embossing aligned, and "will customs ask questions about this?" If yes to all three, it ships.
Gary Fleischman, Esq.
Gary Fleischman, Esq.
Legal Counsel
"I advise my client to say nothing. My client will now say something. I advise against it. He's already said it. I'll draft the response."
Communicates exclusively through fax. Nobody has met him in person. They think he's in Ohio. He's handled all 4 divorce citations, the university ethics inquiry, and 3 trade show bans. His retainer is "unreasonable." He's worth every penny.
Lena Park
Lena Park
Social Media Manager
"Every post I make gets reported at least twice. I track that metric. It's on my performance review. Chad gave me a raise because of it."
Runs all social accounts. Has been temporarily banned from three platforms. Has never posted an apology. Once responded to a brand callout with "you're welcome for the engagement." It got 40k likes. Previous employers include "none that will confirm it."
Photo pending
Position: Intern
Unfilled — 9 Months And Counting
"This position remains open. The listing is on Indeed, LinkedIn, and taped to the Starbucks next door. Nobody has applied. We're starting to think it's the job description."
The listing says: "Must be comfortable with public shame, legal gray areas, and an inbox nobody checks. College credit available if your school will approve it (they won't)." It's been viewed 14,000 times. Zero applications. It's referenced in our Terms of Service.
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Average Rating
4
Divorce Proceedings Cited In
847
Unread Support Emails
1
University Ethics Case Study

Our Core Values

01

Radical Honesty

Every bag says what you're thinking but would never say out loud. We emboss it into $1,200 worth of Italian leather so it hits harder. The premium materials don't soften the message. They just make it airport-ready.

02

Zero Accountability

Whatever happens after you pick up the bag is between you and the consequences. We are not your therapist, your lawyer, or your character witness. We are the reason you need all three.

03

Customer Disservice

We have a support email. Nobody has checked it since March. If your order arrives and you hate it, that's the regret we literally named the company after. The system is working.

04

Quality Over Quantity (of People Still Talking to You)

Full-grain leather duffles. Hand-studded suede. Embossed cowboy hats that smell like bad decisions and expensive taste. Every piece is built to last longer than the relationships it enables you to leave. The leather ages beautifully. The social consequences, however, are permanent.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept returns?
No.
Why are your prices so high?
Italian leather. Hand-stitched. The price reflects the materials. Whether it reflects your judgment is a separate conversation.
Will this ruin my reputation?
Depends on the reputation. Most of our customers didn't have much to lose.
What fits in the duffle?
Weekend clothes. Laptop. Whatever else you're not telling us about. The crossbody fits a phone and a wallet. The hats fit a head.
How long does shipping take?
You'll receive a confirmation email when your order ships. After that, it's between you and the shipping carrier.
Can I wear this to work?
We've had no complaints from employers. We've had several from HR. Draw your own conclusions.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. Regret is universal.
I emailed support.
We know.
Is this a real company?
We pay taxes. Beyond that, define real.

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