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Bright, colorful outdoor gear for casual adventurers
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Brand profile
Portland outdoor label making playful, affordable camping gear and apparel, best known for the wearable Napsack sleeping bag.

Built on a "Camp Vibes" idea of deliberately non-technical outdoor kit for weekend campers, surfers and skaters rather than alpine performance buyers.
Best known for the Napsack wearable sleeping bag, plus mesh-walled tents and rucksacks, alongside puffers, hoodies, tees and beanies in bright prints.
After a 2018 Chapter 7 filing, the brand was bought out of bankruptcy by Pacific & Everest Lifestyle Co and relaunched in December 2019, with strong distribution in Asia.
Overall fit
true to size
Most shoppers report Poler pieces fitting close to standard US sizing with a deliberately relaxed, casual cut rather than a technical athletic one, though sizing has been described as a bit less consistent across newer post-2018 production.
Tip: Take your usual size for a relaxed camp fit, and size down only if you want a trimmer silhouette on tees.
Low confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed, roomy through chest and sleeves | Take your normal size, or size down if you don't plan to layer underneath. |
| Shirts & overshirts | true to size | casual regular fit flannels and camp shirts | Buy your normal size for a loose, untucked wear. |
| Jackets | true to size | regular to relaxed, cut with room for a hoodie beneath | Order your usual size; there is generally enough room to layer without sizing up. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | true to size | relaxed, slightly boxy | Stick with your usual size; size down if you prefer a fitted tee. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Poler fits true to size. Take your usual size for a relaxed camp fit, and size down only if you want a trimmer silhouette on tees. Most shoppers report Poler pieces fitting close to standard US sizing with a deliberately relaxed, casual cut rather than a technical athletic one, though sizing has been described as a bit less consistent across newer post-2018 production.
Most shoppers report Poler pieces fitting close to standard US sizing with a deliberately relaxed, casual cut rather than a technical athletic one, though sizing has been described as a bit less consistent across newer post-2018 production. Overall shape: relaxed, casual outdoor cuts with a slightly boxy upper body.
Poler hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Take your normal size, or size down if you don't plan to layer underneath. Shape: relaxed, roomy through chest and sleeves.
Poler shirts & overshirts fits true to size. Buy your normal size for a loose, untucked wear. Shape: casual regular fit flannels and camp shirts.
Poler jackets fits true to size. Order your usual size; there is generally enough room to layer without sizing up. Shape: regular to relaxed, cut with room for a hoodie beneath.
Poler is a Portland, Oregon outdoor label founded in 2011 by Benji Wagner and collaborators, built around a "Camp Vibes" ethos of accessible, non-technical gear for casual campers, surfers and skaters. Signature items include the Napsack wearable sleeping bag, mesh-walled tents, rucksacks, puffer jackets, hoodies, tees and beanies in bright prints. After a Chapter 7 filing in 2018, Pacific & Everest Lifestyle Co, a division of Philippines-based Primer Group, bought the brand out of bankruptcy and relaunched it in December 2019. It continues under that ownership, with strong distribution across Asia.