Backpacks

How an adventure mishap in the Maine woods led self-taught designer Blair Kemp to accidentally start a tiny brand with big intentions

Why haul a heavy ice chest to a campsite when you can carry a cooler on your back?

Design-minded unisex bags for everyday carry both in the city and on the trail, and made in the USA, UK, Japan, and Sweden

First made in 1978, the iconic Swedish backpack gets a forward-thinking facelift with new 100% plant-based materials

Waist bag, fanny pack, shoulder sling—whatever you call it, it's time to embrace the utilitarian design loved by moms and dads worldwide

The OG outfitter dips into the archives to update a handful of vintage everyday packs with modern features and sustainable fabrics

Made from recycled materials and awash in Topo's trademark bright colorways, this collection is ready for a summer of outdoor and urban adventures

At just 1.27 lbs, this ultra durable Dyneema daypack is the ultimate everyday carry rig for day hikes, quick overnights, and around town exploring

The emerging brand utilizes recycled and PFC-free materials and emphasizes continuity with each new design release

Making use of leftover material from production, the limited collection features classic pieces in bold, patchwork colorways

How the one-man, PDX-based operation makes bomber EDCs out of repurposed, high-performance fabrics saved from the landfill

A rare three-brand, two-piece collaboration blending Japanese craftsmanship with an American outdoor aesthetic