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cooking up new products. You guys might remember a couple months ago that I introduced my garment duffle bag to you. Now the cool thing about this bag, instead of the garment duffle being in the interior of the bag, we actually moved it to the exterior, so that you wouldn't have to dump all of your shit out of your bag to access the things in your garment duffle. As much as this bag hit hit a lot of the marks, um, from our first sample, it was missing some as well. So we went ahead and did a second sample, which is what we're gonna go over today. This is the newly improved garment duffle. Let's talk about it. For the first obvious change, the fabric. From the patent leather to the matte, and I kept getting mixed reviews from people in my friends and family circles, whether or not they like the shiny leather or the matte leather. Which do you prefer? My preference is this one. But let's talk about some of the upgrades from this bag that aren't incorporated in the other one. Something something that this bag was missing were locks on the zippers. I did travel with that bag and because items were in it, I found that these zippers tend to slide open on their own. So one thing I asked the supplier was to add locks to these zippers to make sure that the items in here stay secure. Most of the design of the interior hasn't changed much in terms of placement, but a few upgrades. So I asked the supplier to incorporate cubes on the bottom of the bag. One being a PVC plastic so that you can put your, you know, things, liquids and things that tend to spill. And the cool thing about that aren't in the first sample is these are removable. So you can put now your soap and then you can pull, put it on your bathroom counter. And then when you're ready to go, stick it back to the bag, velcro it back. Same thing with these items, hair ties, whatever, hair brushes, and then velcro it back. Also, there's a shoe sleeve on the side that we can access from the side of the bag. However, I asked them to add a velcro so in the case that you're not using it, you can velcro it out of the way. Another upgrade. We also changed this zipper pocket, which was a drawstring, and I just made it a just to make it more secure. So when I open it, I don't want anything, I want things to stay secure. And then the this in packing for your larger items, t-shirts, pants, whatever it may be, compartment. Where you can put your belt, whatever, and a smaller packing cube up here where you can put some of those smaller packing items. I also upgraded the handle. This handle I added a snap so that you can secure keep them, they're not flopping around. We kind of updated the zippers here. Let me flip this around actually. So these zippers used to be here in this small S design where I found it fit my hand in there to put anything up, up and down so you can like chapstick or a small wallet. And these zippers mainly this thing just has tons of compartments. You can still iPad and your laptop in this compartment here and on the other side, we made no changes to the pocket up that also has a sleeve pass on the bottom if is it here or is it I think it's the other side. And then of course, for those of you who are wondering where the garment access, if you hadn't catch my, it's on. So no need any of your belongings to be able to access your blazers and your dresses. You just slide them as you would slide in clothes into your closet. And then there are hang up there. That I would like to iterate. We all gotta start somewhere. And I'm really excited to bring this to you guys for you to have it, test it out, give me feedback and ideas. Alright, thank you guys for tuning in. See you guys in the next one.