Db Roamer Duffel Series

Project role: Designer and product developer

When tasked with designing Db’s Roamer Duffel Series I tackled it by looking at the design heritage of Db and the functions expected from a duffel bag, but also ask the question of what would a duffel bag look like through the lens of Db?

The series consist of four sizes, where all the sizes are slightly adjusted to cater to the different needs in each case.

The 25L would typically be used more in everyday life, perhaps it will take you to work, to practise, to the grocery store before returning back home. So it’s adapted with two extra pockets inside; one to slid your laptop into and one for smaller knick-knacks.

The 40L is what you likely would use to haul around a bit more sports gear og maybe as a carry-on for a weekend trip somewhere if you are professional packer?
it has a small external pocket for easy access to the things you need easy access to, and one big main compartment which offers great flexibility that pairs well with the use of packing cubes for the ones who appreciate their stuff to be organised.

The 60L is basically a larger version of the 40L, same purpose but bigger, for longer travels and for more stuff. This you probably don’t want to haul around all the time and in most cases it would be too big for carry-on, so this one features stow-away shoulder straps. This way your bag is much less likely to get caught on things during transit.

The 100L is an even bigger version again, and i think it speaks for itself.

All 3 sizes features a good carry system aka shoulder straps, because if you are going to carry heavy bags around for a longer time, perhaps you would like to be a bit comfortable doing so. In addition to that they also have 360° grab handles, for the times where you just want to chuck it in the back of your car or carry it a short distance.

The nod back to the ribcage system doubles as a slight cushioning when you but the bags on the ground, and they all have a weather-friendly design so unless you go swimming with these bags your things should stay dry.

And whats neat is that they are all foldable to pack nicely in storage waiting patienly for their next adventure.

Pictures borrowed from Db and Olivia Huerta Bratteng

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