This is an excellent video! Very useful for design students and new designers who have never traveled to an overseas factory before. Very thorough and informative!
shoutout to the factory for their reachout to you to show your viewers a peek behind the curtain, and my man Roy, the host with the most, for the 411 on the stages of bag production. i learned more in 11mins than all of my 30+years with a backpack. this is gonna be an informative and epically epic series.
This is totally awesome Bo! I'm an industrial designer who makes physical products every day and this series has really helped me understand softgoods much more. Thanks so much!
@@Youknowthebo I love your work. If you ever make a bag, try and figure out a motorcycle design for a camera bag. Straps, something functional I have been looking and backpack are not my favorite. Keep up the great work.
I really enjoyed watching this. I also wanna start a small backpack 'company'. Wanna Design and handmake some backpack and maybe build something up, so this is really informativ and soo good to know + really helpful. Thank u so much!
Top vídeo Bo! Great content and very well explained. This community was lacking something like this on this platform, going a bit into detail, so thank you. I'm really looking forward for the next episodes 👍
Awesome look into the process! I took a workshop at the Brown Buffalo awhile ago and was curious to see what a larger scale operation was like. Super cool.
@@Youknowthebo Yeah! The setup is definitely a bit different at their workshop because of the size, but it's interesting to see how the steps scale up!
I love the video! I recently graduated as an industrial design engineer and I am looking to get into backpack design. I have been a backpack "fan" since I can remember. Does anyone know where to get the backpack catalogue shown in the video at 6:30 ? Or any similar catalogue? Thanks :D
Awesome episode, im actually learning to do my own bags so im extra interested in this, wating for the next episodes and thank you for being always honest and not compromising your view with sponsorships, thats great
Thank you for this gold mine of informations. Can't wait to watch the other episodes. It's really inspiring and I'm sure it's going to create vocations for some of your viewers and, I'm sure, for you too !! Keep up the brilliant work !
I liked watching this video and look forward to the rest, but to be honest the first wide shot of the factory floor made me appreciate my Tom Bihn and Trakke bags even more.
@@Youknowthebo Sorry, I don't know the correct terminology - I meant the shot at 2:39. I wasn't expecting so many workers, for some reason and it startled me. They seem to take care to get their customer's specs right, but I now appreciate my small-company bags even more. This is a very interesting series for a bag lover like me and I thank you very much for sharing it with us.
Very cool video! I founded a backpack brand and we will do a Kickstarter campaign in about 2 weeks, and we went through this whole process of learning how to design and develop a bag. I would have loved to see this 2 years ago! haha Congrats and now I am waiting for the next episodes!
Thanks, Jeremy. All the best for your Kickstarter project. After this trip I definitely gained some more appreciation for creating bags and the whole process that goes into starting a Kickstarter. I hope this series has some valuable information for you.
Great job Bo! Love to see how bags are made and learn why some bags are actually worth their pricing. Please show us more on the actual process step by step, if allowed? Thanks!
I've wondered about tasindo for awhile. I was suspecting that some big name american brands actually produce their bags there. So thanks a lot Bo for this video! Looking forward for the rest of the series. And while you're in Jakarta, you should maybe meetup with some brands here like Orbit Gear & Life Behind Bars.
Thank you, Muhammad. I actually wanted to visit lbb and orbitgear. However, I was only there for nine days overall. And between traveling to Jakarta and semarang I did not have time to meet up with with other brands. But next time I will meet up with more people 😉
@@Youknowthebo thanks for the reply, Bo. Really looking forward for you to come back here and make some fantasic contents with those cool local brands!
The Pentacarry looks very interesting. And I really liked the quality. But considering a) they paid for this trip and b) it is a gaming related backpack and I'm just a casual gamer, I probably won't review the bag in the near future.
Hello Bo. You're doing a great job man, well explained, you seem to have gone through a lot of hardships to get it to us, also Roy was not stingy with information, I hope it's the best for both of you, keep it up, I also want to ask you some questions, can I get your mail?
The fun fact that I just found out is : 1. Your parents its from Indonesia 2. Timbuk is made from Indonesia However, since I lived 21 years ago in Jakarta now I just found out that there were many international brand factories in Tangerang like Oakley and now Timbuk.
True, but now I have much more information. And now knowing all the costs and the time that needs to go into development, I don't believe that I can make one 😉
This is absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much for this documentation. Maybe it could also be called "Bo Ismono in Bag Heaven". ;) I am always interested how bags are made, as I somehow got into backpack customization. No matter how many reviews I watch, I still have not found the perfect backpack. So I bought an affordable one on amazon with some features I liked and now I am adding some feature I want. Sure I know a thing or two about sewing and leatherworks, but I am always eager to learn new things.
@@Youknowthebo When I am finished, I will try to make a video. However, I think it might turn out quite bad, as I am by no means an expert at filming or speaking. Maybe it might be a good idea if I made something like a script...Sadly, I only have a phone camera. But at least I can put this onto a tripod. Well, we shall see how it turns out. If this should fail miseraly, maybe I can do a slideshow and a voiceover. But be prepared, I steal elements from several companies. Anyways, looking forward to more content from you! Maybe I can collect even more ideas?
Great first video. Hoping to see the rest of the series. However, not sure whether you should show the brands that are made in the factory. Might get the factory or yourself into trouble if you show without their permission.
Bo, get a better angel of the camera when you are making conversation. It just feels awkward that I have to see both of you stand up like that for a long period of time. It just feels too formal.
Thanks for the feedback, but that was due to the limitations of traveling. I did not bring a tripod and just brought a gorilla pod that sits on top of a chair ;-)
This is an excellent video! Very useful for design students and new designers who have never traveled to an overseas factory before. Very thorough and informative!
shoutout to the factory for their reachout to you to show your viewers a peek behind the curtain, and my man Roy, the host with the most, for the 411 on the stages of bag production. i learned more in 11mins than all of my 30+years with a backpack. this is gonna be an informative and epically epic series.
Thanks, mate. That's quite the compliment. I'm happy that you like the video.
This is totally awesome Bo! I'm an industrial designer who makes physical products every day and this series has really helped me understand softgoods much more. Thanks so much!
That's great. I'm happy to hear that you found this series helpful 😉✌️
Man, you are giving away bag gold my brother. This information is priceless. Thank You
Thank you very much, George. Am happy to hear that you like the video
@@Youknowthebo I love your work. If you ever make a bag, try and figure out a motorcycle design for a camera bag. Straps, something functional I have been looking and backpack are not my favorite. Keep up the great work.
Una verdadera clase de gerencia general de producto!.
This is very useful and detail narrated. Loved it!
I really enjoyed watching this.
I also wanna start a small backpack 'company'.
Wanna Design and handmake some backpack and maybe build something up, so this is really informativ and soo good to know + really helpful.
Thank u so much!
Top vídeo Bo! Great content and very well explained. This community was lacking something like this on this platform, going a bit into detail, so thank you.
I'm really looking forward for the next episodes 👍
Thank you very much, Alberto
From reviews, to marraige, to manufacture visits. Cannot wait for next big things!
😂 Thanks, mate 😉 ✌️
Great first episode. Cannot wait to watch the rest.
Thanks, Stephen
Awesome look into the process! I took a workshop at the Brown Buffalo awhile ago and was curious to see what a larger scale operation was like. Super cool.
Thanks, Nick. That must have been an awesome workshop. Do they do those workshops regularly?
@@Youknowthebo Yeah! The setup is definitely a bit different at their workshop because of the size, but it's interesting to see how the steps scale up!
I love the video! I recently graduated as an industrial design engineer and I am looking to get into backpack design. I have been a backpack "fan" since I can remember. Does anyone know where to get the backpack catalogue shown in the video at 6:30 ? Or any similar catalogue? Thanks :D
Thank you so much for this video!! its so educational yet interesting!!!
Thank you very much. Happy to hear that you like it. Did you see all the episodes?
Awesome episode, im actually learning to do my own bags so im extra interested in this, wating for the next episodes and thank you for being always honest and not compromising your view with sponsorships, thats great
Thank you very much, Imanol. Next episode will be online in a couple of days
Very interesting! The production looks clean and well organized. I like how they test the prototypes, the bags seems to be well made. Great stuff, Bo!
Thanks, Paco. Five more episodes are coming up 😉✌️
Nice introduction! Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thank you very much 😉 ✌️
thanks for this! this is very helping, exactly the kind of information i've been looking for
That's great. Thank you very much
Fantastic video, thanks for this.
Thanks, mate 😉 ✌️
Thank you for this gold mine of informations. Can't wait to watch the other episodes.
It's really inspiring and I'm sure it's going to create vocations for some of your viewers and, I'm sure, for you too !!
Keep up the brilliant work !
Thanks for the great feedback, Thibault 😉✌️
Great content Bo. I’m very interested in this process.
Thank you very much, Michael 😉 ✌️
I liked watching this video and look forward to the rest, but to be honest the first wide shot of the factory floor made me appreciate my Tom Bihn and Trakke bags even more.
Thanks, Marian. Can you elaborate on the first wide shot? I'm not sure if I do understand correctly.
@@Youknowthebo Sorry, I don't know the correct terminology - I meant the shot at 2:39. I wasn't expecting so many workers, for some reason and it startled me. They seem to take care to get their customer's specs right, but I now appreciate my small-company bags even more. This is a very interesting series for a bag lover like me and I thank you very much for sharing it with us.
My LBB Peloton is made in Jakarta - it's a fantastic bike-oriented, commuting-oriented backpack!
Yes, I really liked the peloton. Would love to check out the updated version. I tested the first iteration
Very informative video. Good job Bo.
Thanks, Songphol 😉✌️
Great video. Looking forward to the next.
Thanks, Ogotuwa
Great video and insight on how bags are made. Love it. Thank you very much
Thank you very much 😉 ✌️
Like this series! Haven't seen anything like this yet. Looking forward~
Thanks, Alex 😉✌️
Awesome video!
Thanks, Andrew
nice one Bo! i will wait for the upcoming episodes on this. keep it up.
Thanks, Drew 😉✌️
Very cool video!
I founded a backpack brand and we will do a Kickstarter campaign in about 2 weeks, and we went through this whole process of learning how to design and develop a bag. I would have loved to see this 2 years ago! haha
Congrats and now I am waiting for the next episodes!
Thanks, Jeremy. All the best for your Kickstarter project. After this trip I definitely gained some more appreciation for creating bags and the whole process that goes into starting a Kickstarter. I hope this series has some valuable information for you.
Great job Bo! Love to see how bags are made and learn why some bags are actually worth their pricing. Please show us more on the actual process step by step, if allowed? Thanks!
Thanks, Howo. Episode two will be about production. Overall there will be six episodes
This is amazing! Been waiting for a video like this
Thanks, Anthony
This was a super cool video. 👍
Thanks, mate 😉 ✌️
I've wondered about tasindo for awhile. I was suspecting that some big name american brands actually produce their bags there. So thanks a lot Bo for this video! Looking forward for the rest of the series. And while you're in Jakarta, you should maybe meetup with some brands here like Orbit Gear & Life Behind Bars.
Thank you, Muhammad. I actually wanted to visit lbb and orbitgear. However, I was only there for nine days overall. And between traveling to Jakarta and semarang I did not have time to meet up with with other brands. But next time I will meet up with more people 😉
@@Youknowthebo thanks for the reply, Bo. Really looking forward for you to come back here and make some fantasic contents with those cool local brands!
Great video! What are typical minimum order sizes from factories like this?
Amazing video! :)
Super informative!!
Thanks, Carrie
Great video Bo! Seems like many companies are making their bags indonesia but designed in the US of A...interesting...eye opening!
Thank you Mervyn
Awesome, baru tau thimbuk2 dibuat di indonesia :)
Thanks. I didn't know this before. I was impressed seeing Timbuktu at the factory
@@Youknowthebo its any other big brand made in there that not showing in the video? :D
amazing video
Thank you very much!
Hey, do you know if they are still alive? Could not find any info about this manufacturer.
Thanks for shearing
Thanks for watching ✌️😉
interesting, are you going to do a review of the PentaCarry ? or are you bringing one of their Black Camo bags home😁
The Pentacarry looks very interesting. And I really liked the quality. But considering a) they paid for this trip and b) it is a gaming related backpack and I'm just a casual gamer, I probably won't review the bag in the near future.
Awesome presentation. Very much informative. How can I contact you in person?
Hello Bo.
You're doing a great job man, well explained, you seem to have gone through a lot of hardships to get it to us, also Roy was not stingy with information, I hope it's the best for both of you, keep it up, I also want to ask you some questions, can I get your mail?
I'll take a note about the backpack sampling time range 10:20
Great video Bo
Thanks, Michael 😉✌️
Thank you I love it.
Thank you very much. 😊✌️
I'm looking for a backpack manufacturer as I'm designing my own bag. If anyone knows anyone, please reply to this. Great video. Thank you.
You might want to try checking out Tasindo Tassa Industries. The same factory in the video!
@@senshiroi9314 You the man Roi!
Great insight Bo!
Great insight.
The fun fact that I just found out is :
1. Your parents its from Indonesia
2. Timbuk is made from Indonesia
However, since I lived 21 years ago in Jakarta now I just found out that there were many international brand factories in Tangerang like Oakley and now Timbuk.
For years I am trying to convince Bo to design it's own bag...I think my pressure will successful soon 😉😎🤓
😂 All of this will be discussed in episode six. It takes a lot of time and resources to make a bag.
@@Youknowthebo Still the same answer ;-) We'll see 😊🙂
True, but now I have much more information. And now knowing all the costs and the time that needs to go into development, I don't believe that I can make one 😉
This is absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much for this documentation. Maybe it could also be called "Bo Ismono in Bag Heaven". ;) I am always interested how bags are made, as I somehow got into backpack customization. No matter how many reviews I watch, I still have not found the perfect backpack. So I bought an affordable one on amazon with some features I liked and now I am adding some feature I want. Sure I know a thing or two about sewing and leatherworks, but I am always eager to learn new things.
Wow, Sandra. That's a pretty cool project. Are you sharing the process of customizing your own bag on video or pictures?
@@Youknowthebo When I am finished, I will try to make a video. However, I think it might turn out quite bad, as I am by no means an expert at filming or speaking. Maybe it might be a good idea if I made something like a script...Sadly, I only have a phone camera. But at least I can put this onto a tripod. Well, we shall see how it turns out. If this should fail miseraly, maybe I can do a slideshow and a voiceover. But be prepared, I steal elements from several companies. Anyways, looking forward to more content from you! Maybe I can collect even more ideas?
How much is the salary of bag maker?? I wanna do this job!
Hello. Do you have details of this manufacturer?
Hey. You can find the company at tasindo.com
@@Youknowthebo Thanks very much. I think many of us would buy a backpack designed by you!
Seria bueno subtitularlo.
Hey, i need the manufaturar details. can u please provide.
Hey man great video as always... just wanted to let you know the terms is "without further ado / adieu" - it's a weird phrase based on french :)
Thanks, mate. I didn't know that before 😉✌️
What’s the company’s name from the video
ridgebake
Great first video. Hoping to see the rest of the series. However, not sure whether you should show the brands that are made in the factory. Might get the factory or yourself into trouble if you show without their permission.
Thanks, mate. I already checked with all the brands 😉 they are all good with being shown in the video 👍
Pre-ordered the Pentacarry from Ridgebake so loving the video! Look forward to more!
That's awesome. Let me know how you like the bag once you get it
What is this manufacture called?
Hey Cameron.
They are called Tas Indo. And they are located in Indonesia
Cool
Thanks, mate 😉 ✌️
Can I know tha name of factory or contact no we are looking for bag manufacturers
It's called "Tas Indo" and they are in Indonesia
Interesting...I wonder if they can design a flexible bag to contain desktop and cables since no one invent yet
Sag bescheid wenn du mal in Jakarta bist..dann können wir zusammen einen Cafe trinken oder so.. Interresantes Thema wie immer..
Sehr gerne. Vielleicht mache ich dann ein meet-up
wow, i didnt know you have indonesia ancestry
please make a video about it, the story about you now lived in germany
My parents are both Indonesian, but I was born and raised in Germany. So I probably more feel. Like a German 😉
More X-Pac aersf bags incoming @3:51
Yes those are xpac bags, but they are from code of bell 😉
@@Youknowthebo wow, from that perspective I thought I was looking at the duffel and the travel pack. Thanks for the correction!
Sir, are you Indonesian?
My parents are both Indonesian. But I was born and raised in Germany
Bo, get a better angel of the camera when you are making conversation. It just feels awkward that I have to see both of you stand up like that for a long period of time. It just feels too formal.
Thanks for the feedback, but that was due to the limitations of traveling. I did not bring a tripod and just brought a gorilla pod that sits on top of a chair ;-)
produk tasindo apaan dah🤔
mamantul
Whattt.. your parents are indonesian? Are you still able to speak bahasa?
Yes, both are from Indonesia, but I was born and raised in Germany. I only speak enough Bahasa to order food. 😂 Thats about it
copy kat company all style copied from manhatttan portage