Patagonia: With Ventura-based Patagonia, you get what you pay for. What you pay is a lot. What you get is exactly what you want. Patagonia’s gear and clothing looks great, it works perfectly, and it is manufactured as ethically and sustainably as reasonably possible. I do not yet own a Patagonia duffel bag. But I do own a broad cross-section Patagonia clothing and gear, all of which may very well last me forever.

Mountain Hardwear: Richmond-based Mountain Hardware
has been my go-to supplier for camping-and-backpacking clothing and gear for
more than a decade. They also make
duffel bags, which probably are of high quality, and which look nice, in an
a-backpacking-company-made-this sort of way.
North Face: Alameda-based North Face makes
pretty much everything an outdoors-enthusiast could want, including duffel
bags. Judging by everything I’ve bought
from North Face so far, their duffels probably are very well made.
Olivers
Apparel: Los Angeles-based Olivers makes exercise and
streetwear clothes for runners and gym-goers. Their offerings include
duffel bags.
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