RIMOWA has turned the traditional pub cabinet into a $7,100 piece of aluminum engineering. Developed with Winmau, the limited-edition Dartboard Case applies the German luggage maker’s most recognizable construction to a regulation game setup intended for permanent display.

Crafted in Cologne, the double-door cabinet uses anodized, grooved aluminum with high-gloss corners, polished custom latch locks, plane-engraved rivets, and a black leather carrying handle. Magnetic stays hold the doors open, while four brackets at the rear allow the case to be mounted directly to a wall. Inside, black microfiber frames a co-branded Winmau Blade X dartboard without distracting from its light-gray playing surface.

Each door holds a set of three professional darts. The 24-gram, center-weighted barrels are made from 90 percent tungsten and use dual-groove grips, steel points, RIMOWA-branded shafts, and red or green monogrammed flights. Spare shafts and flights fit inside an accompanying leather pouch.

The cabinet measures 22.4 inches high, 20.9 inches wide, and 6.5 inches deep. It weighs 29.8 pounds, although RIMOWA specifies that the mounting structure must support at least 44.1 pounds. The result takes the brand’s familiar grooved aluminum construction somewhere luggage rarely goes: nowhere at all.

Priced at $7,100, the RIMOWA Dartboard Case is a retail-exclusive limited edition available through select RIMOWA stores. No production quantity has been announced.