Eugene, Oregon is the home base for Archival Clothing. We’ve been shipping bags worldwide since 2010. However, we have never had a formal brick and mortar store for showcasing bags to local customers.  All that has changed with the opening of Heritage Dry Goods, a new retail store focusing on American made goods.  Nicole Gillson, owner of Heritage, has stocked her shop with many products from her home state of Minnesota including Faribault blankets, Red Wing Pottery, Leather Goods and Tru-Nord compasses and Leather Works Minnesota leather goods.  Archival goods are also well represented in the shop.  At the moment, Heritage carries our Archival Rucksack, Archival Field Bag, Archival Flap Musette and Zip Pouches.  Heritage shares a retail space with Plume Red, a shop focusing on European gifts, apothecary, housewares and jewelery.  Plume is your new, go to Eugene source for Opinel knives (an Archival favorite).   Here a few snaps from my recent visit to Heritage/Plume:

Nicole Gillson, owner of Heritage Dry Goods

Archival Rucksacks in cotton duck

Tru-Nord Compass (only compass still made in America)

Faribault Blankets

Small Archival Field Bag

Toothpick holder by Minnesota Leather Goods

Red Wing Pottery.  I’m obsessed with the mugs.

Opinel Mushroom Knife

Archival Zip Pouches

Vintage print ephemera

Archival Trail Caps and Web Belts

Vintage American Field wool knickers

Plume Red owner, Cindy Matherly, and Nicole