manpacks

Manpacks are compact kits or bundles marketed primarily toward men, designed to provide a ready-made collection of items for a specific context such as travel, outdoor activities, commuting, or daily grooming. The concept emphasizes portability, practicality, and gender-targeted design cues in packaging and product selection.

Contents typically include a mix of personal care items (toiletries, razors, deodorant), apparel basics (socks, underwear, T-shirts), small tools or chargers, and sometimes first aid or emergency supplies. Pack sizes range from pocket-sized to larger carry-on formats, and some offerings are modular so items can be swapped or added.

In commerce, "manpacks" has also been used as a brand name or product line for subscription boxes delivering curated menswear and grooming products. These services usually offer customization, recurring shipments, and gift options.

Critiques of manpacks as a category center on sustainability and gendered marketing, while supporters argue they offer convenience, targeted design, and reduced decision fatigue for buyers seeking a curated assortment.

Related concepts include travel kits, go bags, survival kits, and men's grooming kits.