LTT Store New Products Revealed: Gamer Sling Bag, 100% Cotton Tee, and DMS Collab Headphones

LTT Store (lttstore.com) has built a solid reputation among tech enthusiasts for its high-quality merchandise. After launching cables, screwdrivers, and backpacks, the store operated by Linus Tech Tips has teased several upcoming products. From a feature-packed sling bag aimed at gamers, to a long-requested all-cotton T-shirt, to a headphone collaboration with audio specialist DMS, this new lineup spans everyday carry, portable gaming, and high-end audio.

A Sling Bag Built for Gamers

The bag, referred to as the "Tech Sling," has a clear target audience — it's designed to carry all your daily essentials. One of its standout features is RFID shielding, which protects cards and IDs from being scanned without your knowledge. As information security becomes increasingly important, RFID protection has become a standard feature in many everyday carry accessories, and LTT's decision to include it makes perfect sense.

What really reflects LTT's identity, though, is the gamer-focused detail work. The bag includes an adjustable compartment for handheld gaming devices, capable of accommodating everything from a Steam Deck to a Switch 2. For handheld gamers who need both protection and portability on the go, this kind of purpose-built design is far more appealing than a generic organizer bag.

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology that reads chip data via radio waves, and it's widely used in bank cards, transit cards, passport chips, and access cards. The flip side of that convenience is a potential security risk: bad actors can use compact RFID readers to scan cards from nearby in a crowd, enabling contactless skimming or identity theft. RFID shielding typically works by embedding metallic fibers or aluminum foil into a pocket layer, creating a Faraday cage effect that blocks radio signals from reaching the card's chip. Since virtually all contactless credit and debit cards now include RFID chips, this kind of protection has real practical value for everyday travel.

Back to Basics: A 100% Cotton T-Shirt

Not every new product is aimed at gamers. In response to popular demand, LTT Store will be releasing a 100% cotton version of its classic black T-shirt — dropping the polyester component from the original cotton-poly blend.

This seemingly minor material change actually addresses a long-standing preference divide in apparel: poly blends are durable, wrinkle-resistant, and more cost-effective, while pure cotton wins on breathability and feel. By keeping the blended version while adding a pure cotton option, LTT is handing the choice back to consumers — a textbook example of iterating on a product based on community feedback.

The DMS Collab Headphones: The Real Headliner

Of all the new products teased, the headphones being developed in collaboration with DMS are the ones the team is most excited about. The video makes clear that what's currently shown is an acoustic reference prototype — not the final industrial design (ID). According to the team, the finished product will be slimmer and more comfortable.

Despite the design not being finalized, the team gave the headphones high praise for their sound, describing them as "sounding really great." Partnering with a professional audio collaborator like DMS signals that LTT wants to deliver a product with genuine acoustic credibility, not just a branded accessory. For audiophiles and dedicated LTT fans alike, these headphones are worth watching — especially once the final ID is locked in and real-world listening impressions can be formed.

DMS is an independent audio reviewer and tuner with significant influence in the headphone enthusiast community, known for his in-depth work with planar magnetic headphones and his objective review style. His content is active on YouTube and communities like Reddit's r/headphones, where he has built a substantial following among serious listeners. In this collaboration with LTT, DMS's role is more about acoustic tuning and professional endorsement than a simple brand partnership. This "media brand × vertical domain expert" model isn't uncommon in the headphone world — Drop (formerly Massdrop) used similar approaches with Sennheiser and Audio-Technica, with the core logic being to leverage the audiophile community's credibility to vouch for a product's acoustic quality and lower the trust barrier for consumers.

From Merch to a Product Ecosystem

This new lineup signals that LTT Store is gradually evolving from pure media merchandise into a broader product ecosystem spanning everyday carry, gaming, and audio. Whether it's the RFID-shielded sling bag, the cotton T-shirt responding to community requests, or the expert-backed collab headphones, the underlying strategy is clearly rooted in feedback from LTT's large and engaged community.

That said, most of the products shown in the video are still in the teaser or prototype stage. The headphones' final design hasn't been confirmed, and key details like pricing and release dates haven't been announced. If you're interested, keep an eye on lttstore.com for further updates as more complete product details become available.