RIMOWA's Limited-Edition Aluminium Dartboard Case With Winmau Can Be Yours for $7,100 USD

RIMOWA has officially introduced the limited-edition RIMOWA Dartboard Case in Silver. Crafted in Cologne with the Maison’s signature approach to functional luxury, the double-door specialty piece reinterprets the traditional wall-mounted darts cabinet through precision German engineering.

Constructed from high-end anodized grooved aluminium, the double-door case incorporates custom latch locks, plane-engraved rivets, and a classic black leather handle. Designed for wall mounting or easy transportation, the interior features premium black microfibre lining surrounding a co-branded Winmau Blade X dartboard, rendered in a light grey and aluminium color palette.

Each door compartment stores a professional-grade set of three darts featuring RIMOWA-branded black shafts along with red and green flights adorned with the Maison’s monogram. The set comes complete with a dedicated leather pouch for spare parts and hardware. To mark the release, RIMOWA debuted a campaign film directed by Grégoire Dyer and shot inside the brand’s historic Cologne headquarters. The story stars actor Walton Goggins as a security guard working a Sunday shift while nervously following his favorite football team’s game. Distracted by the mounting pressure of the match, Goggins wanders the factory floor and stumbles upon the aluminium dartboard case. He proceeds to throw darts in a high-stakes distraction game, convincing himself that hitting a bullseye will guarantee a victory for his team.

Speaking with Goggins exclusively on the release, the actor dove deeper into how the campaign reflected real aspects in his own life and his growing relationship with RIMOWA. Take a read below.

Hypebeast: In the campaign, your character makes a classic sports fan’s deal with the universe: if he hits the bullseye, his beloved football team will pull off the win. Are you a superstitious sports fan in real life, and have you ever found yourself making similar “negotiations”’ during a tense game? Did this hold true during this summer’s World Cup?

Walton Goggins: I believe we all carry superstitions with us around many things in our life. I certainly have it in my work and like everyone else has it around some of the teams I follow. I’m from Atlanta, GA. There was one Baseball game in particular where the Atlanta Braves were playing the Pittsburgh Pirates. The winner advanced to the world series. It was the bottom of the 9th with two outs (as I remember). I was watching the game with my best friend and a thousand other people. My friend and I did what we felt would bring our team luck in that moment and it worked! We won the game but lost the world series. I am American so of course I was pulling for my home team in the Football (soccer) World Cup. I was also filming a movie in Madrid at the time and fell madly in love with the city and its people. Made some inroads with folks for Real Madrid FC. It was a special time. When we were doing this campaign, I was thinking about a team when Gregoire (director) was filming me throwing that dart… it was Spain. That too worked out.

You carry this campaign essentially as a one-man show, capturing that very specific, pacing-the-floor anxiety of watching a tight game. What was it like collaborating with director Grégoire Dyer?

Both Gregoire and RIMOWA wanted to make a European art film in 60 seconds. When I read it for the first time, I was beyond thrilled… It was one of the best experiences I’ve had telling a story in this format.

The spot was shot on location at RIMOWA’s historic factory in Cologne, rather than a traditional soundstage. Did wandering through a real manufacturing facility and archive—surrounded by a century of that signature grooved aluminum—bring a greater gravitas to the role and connection to the brand?

My relationship with the brand has evolved from being an outside admirer of their pieces, to being deep on the inside. A user. Someone who benefits from the ease and elegance of rolling their bags through an airport. Being invited to collaborate with RIMOWA on this campaign; being given the privilege of spending time in the RIMOWA factory where they’re made has only deepened that connection. I now understand how this bag is made and have met a few of the people responsible for making it. I had the opportunity to visit the archive room at the RIMOWA factory in Cologne. It was a firsthand look at how the bags have evolved over time. I was so taken with how the needs of generations and their modes of travel changed over time and how RIMOWA modified and accommodated those changes. It was really special to see it all in one place.

Darts is traditionally seen as a casual pub sport, but this collaboration with Winmau transforms it into a highly engineered piece of aluminum luxury. You have a personal style that perfectly balances ruggedness with refinement—how does that contrast of taking something gritty and elevating it to a collector’s item resonate with you?

Thank you for that compliment. I believe that firmly having a foot in both worlds… One Raw, One Refined is the intersection I’ve always strived for. I’m a poor kid from Georgia who dreamed of seeing the world. I’ve done that now. I’ve never lost the connection with where I came from, and have tried to dovetail the young man that I was and the man I am today. All of my experiences with all of the places and all of the people I’ve had the privilege of communicating with over my many years stand side by side. The Raw and The Refined.

The RIMOWA Dartboard Case in Silver releases on July 30, 2026, for $7,100 USD exclusively at select RIMOWA stores worldwide.

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