About Overland Standard
Curated van and overland gear, selected the slow way.
Overland Standard is an expert-curation storefront for adventure van and overland outfitting, operated from Oregon, United States. We select gear for people who are planning or living a van build and want equipment that fits their vehicle and their trip, without wading through marketplace listings that will not say what they fit.
What we stand behind
Every product is hand-selected from US-based suppliers with verified order tracking. We publish original descriptions and fitment notes for every item we carry, written for van builders rather than copied from a supplier sheet. And if a product does not fit your build, our guides tell you before checkout, not after.
How we choose
Selection starts with fitment. A product earns a place in the catalog when the manufacturer publishes the dimensions, load rating, and mounting method that let us say plainly whether it works on a Sprinter 144 or 170, a Transit high roof, or a Promaster 136 or 159. Gear sold as universal fit without published specifications does not make the cut, and neither does anything we cannot source from a US supplier with verified tracking. Curation means leaving things out, and what we excluded is stated on each collection page.
What we do not claim
We are curators, not a test lab. We do not claim hands-on testing we have not done, we do not operate a warehouse, and load ratings and safety information on our pages come from manufacturer documentation. When something is our opinion, we say so.
Start with Van Storage & Organization, or read the Journal for the build guides behind our selections.
Every product is hand-selected from US-based suppliers with verified order tracking.
We publish original descriptions and fitment notes for every item we carry, written for van builders.
If a product does not fit your build, our guides tell you before checkout, not after.
Start with the numbers, not the cart
The payload calculator shows what your build has left before you spend anything, and the Journal holds every guide behind our selections. Both are free and neither asks for an email.