The folks at Archival Clothing have released these handsome looking rucksacks perfect for taking on a hike or to class. Here’s The description from Archival Clothing:
Made in Springfield, Oregon, USA, from 22-ounce Waxwear waxed cotton twill, brass hardware, military-spec cotton webbing, and Horween Chromexcel leather. Practical and free of complications.
Bags start at $240, but they look like they’ll last a lifetime. You can order one by emailing Archival Clothing at info@archivalclothing.com.
For more info about these bags, check out Archival Clothing.
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Not to be contrarian about it, but let me note that Duluth Pack here in the frigid north has been doing it longer, and will also repair any damage to their packs, at least some of which is liable to be covered by their lifetime guarantee. I was taking a look at the Archival page and couldn’t help but get my hackles up when they wrote “we’re confident that our Rucksack will equal or exceed any other rucksack available…”
As for my own preference, Real Deal Brazil makes a pretty natty (and affordable) Belem Backpack.