My friends over at YMC have recently collaborated with Duluth, one of the original backpack companies. "Duluth Pack has its humble roots in a poor French-Canadian named Camille Poirer, who made his way west to Duluth. Arriving here in 1870. On December 12, 1882, Camille filed for a patent on a new type of packsack. It was a canvas sack that closed with a buckled flap, had new-fangled shoulder straps in addition to the traditional tumpline, a revolutionary sternu'm strap and an umbrella holder (for portable shade in this newly cutover country). Known then as the Poirer pack, this northwoods classic is referred to today as the original Duluth Pack. Be sure to check them out, tell em Fresh, Fly & Flashy sent ya! ; )
Monday, May 2, 2011
Fresh, Fly & Flashy Exclusive: YMC + Duluth Pack
My friends over at YMC have recently collaborated with Duluth, one of the original backpack companies. "Duluth Pack has its humble roots in a poor French-Canadian named Camille Poirer, who made his way west to Duluth. Arriving here in 1870. On December 12, 1882, Camille filed for a patent on a new type of packsack. It was a canvas sack that closed with a buckled flap, had new-fangled shoulder straps in addition to the traditional tumpline, a revolutionary sternu'm strap and an umbrella holder (for portable shade in this newly cutover country). Known then as the Poirer pack, this northwoods classic is referred to today as the original Duluth Pack. Be sure to check them out, tell em Fresh, Fly & Flashy sent ya! ; )
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