Press

"The '73 Originals apparel line is seasoned with a range of laid-back yet one-of-a-kind cozy essentials, including hoodies, crewnecks, and joggers. Featuring neutral colorways, 3D dynamic patchwork, and detailed double-needle embroidery, this timeless-over-trendy collection offers staple and transitional pieces that will comfortably carry you from winter to spring and well into the summer." - Source

"A must for guys who like the gym but also want to look good, '73 Originals' super duffel is a stylish way to transport their belongings around town. Color blocking and durable Cordura fabric combine to make a bag that can withstand the elements but that also looks good paired with most outfits." - Source

"Duffel bags are a dime a dozen, so it's important to find one that'll last for years and will never go out of style. Enter '73 Originals and their Super Duffel Bag by Outdoor Products. It's built to withstand whatever is thrown at it, whether that's getting tossed around in the overhead compartment or keeping expensive gear secure on the next big ski trip." -...

"’73 Originals aims to catch some attention with its latest backpack capsule. The lineup of bags, duffels, travel essentials, and more comes in well under most competitors’ prices. The Venice Tote Backpack ($60) can be carried as a backpack or tote bag and includes a front removable pouch for ultimate versatility. It’s made with an impressive 915-denier CORDURA fabric and has a laptop compartment, card slots,...

"Very few brands can lay claim to an authentic heritage story, but Outdoor Products certainly can. Founded in 1973 by the Altshule family, they opened The Famous Department Store in Los Angeles, a four-story department store that housed more camping and outdoor gear than any other retailer in the U.S. at that time. It was a Californian establishment in the outdoor scene, and soon led to...

"If you commute on a bike, nab this sturdy, water-resistant knapsack (bright yellow for safety) with a spacious inner compartment for housing your laptop, chargers, and even your trusty bottle of Clorox spray." - Wall Street Journal