Archival Lookbook

Over Spring break, Tom and I took some snaps of Archival bags in some of our favorite Eugene locations.  We'll be assembling the shots into a formal lookbook for distribution to stockists and Archival customers.  Here are a few sneak previews... and outtakes by Lauren, our much beloved Archival intern.    

 

 

  

 

 

 

  

 

   

  

  

Lauren, AC Intern

  

 

 

Update - Archival Pop Up Show (4/12)

 

 

For Eugene and Portland folks, here is your final reminder about the Archival Pop Up Show tomorrow at The Barn Light from 12-6. Note: we've extended the show for an extra hour by popular demand.  20% off on all Archival merchandise at the show. Special Archival Roll Top giveaway. Drop by, shop the Archival line and sample local Ninkasi Brewing beer.

News - Archival Pop Up Shop (4/12)

 

Eugenians, Oregonians and I-5 motorists should drop by The Barn Light next Friday (4/12) for our one day only, Archival Pop Up Shop.  We'll be selling our stock line of bags and apparel in addition to samples, blems and one off wonders.  Drop by and register to win an Archival Roll Top in fetching carmine canvas duck.  

 Archival Roll Top Giveaway!

Archival News - Eugene Pop Up Shop

Eugene friends - come see us at the EUG Pop Up Shop on Friday night.   We'll be showing a selection of Archival bags and accessories in the atrium of the Barn Light - our favorite new bar/cafe.  Stick around for an all Vinyl dance party at the Barn Light with DJ Dawn Baby & Miss Amelia Hart. 

From the Archives - Bruce Gordon Factory Tour

Thanks to local bike mechanic, Louis (aka Luigi), for providing me with a print edition of the Bruce Gordon Cycles factory tour.  Conducted in Eugene, Oregon, the tour features Gordon's revolutionary, all robot workforce.

Per the copy, take the factory tour by clicking the navigation button at the bottom of each page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Archival Holiday Sample Sale

 

If you're in Eugene, you're welcome to stop by our offices now through December 21st to make holiday purchases and see samples, prototypes, and other goods not listed on our web store. You do have to schedule an appointment - just email info@archivalclothing and Nicole will find a time for you to come in. Hope to see you there!

              

Thanks to Morejohn for the original Archival illustrations..

Evidence - Odds & Ends Sale

Illustrations by Morejohn, Archival shipping clerk

Thanks to all our local fans for stopping by last Friday for our first ever Odds 'n' Ends sale. Thanks to Brad at Well Spent and Jesse at Put This On for helping us to promote the event. Some snap views:

Archival production manager, Nicole (left), author of the event

Jordan, Archival consultant, pausing between cash transactions

Reminder - Archival Odds 'n' Ends Sale

A reminder that we're having our first Archival Odds 'n' Ends sale today (5/18) at our new Eugene headquarters from 12-7. We'll have samples, seconds, discontinued items, and one-off oddments. Most everything will be available in person, but as a special thank you to our loyal readers and customers, we'll be hosting a small assortment online as well. Items are limited and all sales are final. Customers visiting our Eugene headquarters will receive 20% off regular priced items and up to 50% off sale items.

Check the Odds 'n' Ends page at the Archival web shop for online specials.

Odds 'n' Ends Sale

We just moved offices from one side of Lincoln street to the other! In honor of the occasion, we'll be hosting the First Annual Odds'n'Ends Sample Sale on Friday, May 18th from 12-7 PM. Come on down to our new space at 445 Lincoln Street in Eugene, Oregon. We'll have samples, seconds, discontinued items, and one-off oddments. Most everything will just be available in person, but as a special high-five to our loyal readers and customers, we'll be hosting a small assortment online as well. Items are very limited and all sales are final.

Archival Storefront

We often get emails about whether Archival has a retail store in Eugene, Oregon (our hometown). While we do have a commercial building in Eugene, it's primarily used as a warehouse and shipping center. If you make an appointment (via info@archivalclothing.com), we'd be happy to show you our wares in person.

If we did have a flagship Archival store, it might look like this: