Vintage Camp 7 Beige Puffer Jacket (Size L)

Camp 7 holds a nostalgic place in outdoor history, especially for vintage gear enthusiasts. The brand was founded in 1971 by George Lamb, a pioneer in outdoor equipment and apparel. Lamb also helmed other notable brands, like Alp Sport and Alpine Designs, during the 1960s and 1970s. Camp 7 stood out for its high-quality down jackets and sleeping bags, designed to withstand the rugged conditions of outdoor adventures. While the brand thrived in places like Boulder, Colorado, it gained a cult following overseas, particularly in Japan, where outdoor culture and appreciation for American brands fueled demand. Unfortunately, when the Japanese market faltered, Camp 7 faced financial struggles. A failed attempt to sell the company ultimately led to its closure, marking the end of a golden era for this small but mighty outdoor brand. The Camp 7 puffer jacket you’re looking at—its minimal, rugged design and earthy tones—embodies the spirit of 1970s outdoor style. It’s a relic from a time when functional gear was built to last and looked just as good on the trail as it did in town. For vintage collectors and lovers of outdoor heritage, pieces like this are both a functional piece of history and a nod to the craftsmanship of a bygone era. .