Lining and materials 

While spending lots of time among musicians who either travel or move around with their instruments, I noticed several issues of carrying their implements which often arise due to the heavy load of different objects. In most cases musicians put an effort to place instruments, scores and every relevant thing in their arms, not to mention they even try to hold more than one instrument in their back. The problem is always the same: either too heavy cases, or very thin and soft. The material I use in the cases as a buffer is a specific, lightweight anti-vibration material, polyethylene derivative and 100% reset up to 25 kg; robust but also flexible, it holds the shape of the case even without placing an instrument inside. The fabrics on the outside of the construction are waterproof with a high quality of plastic lamination and fiber knitting of 600denier. Being durable and easy to clean, allow the constructions to remain practical and have a long-lasting lifespan. The fabric inside the case is short-piled black velvet, which is chosen in order to prevent any damage to the instruments, while giving a soft texture to the contact. All components used are based on quality and durability.