publicrec.com
PublicRec.com is the former online home of Public Rec, a comfort-first clothing brand that became part of NOBULL in 2026 and now sends shoppers to NOBULL.
What happened to PublicRec.com?
Public Rec did not simply vanish from the web.
The brand moved under NOBULL, so the old PublicRec.com domain now points visitors to the NOBULL store.
NOBULL confirms in its Public Rec transition FAQ that Public Rec is now part of its business.
The change means people can still buy familiar Public Rec clothing, but checkout and customer service now run through NOBULL.
This is important because an old Public Rec bookmark may suddenly look like a completely different website.
Is PublicRec.com still a real website?
Yes, the domain is real, but it is no longer a separate Public Rec shopping site.
The redirect matches NOBULL's official announcement that it welcomed Public Rec into the brand in April 2026.
NOBULL says the move keeps Public Rec's focus on comfortable everyday clothes while putting those products inside a larger performance brand.
You can read the company's explanation in the official NOBULL announcement.
This makes the redirect much less strange than it may first appear.
What was Public Rec known for?
Public Rec became known for pants that feel soft like sweatpants but look clean enough for work or dinner.
Founder Zach Goldstein started the company after seeing a gap between stiff dress clothes and loose casual clothes.
An early Forbes profile of Public Rec says Goldstein spent about 18 months building the original All Day Every Day Pant.
The first Kickstarter campaign brought in about $180,000 in demand and sold around 2,000 pairs.
That early product helped make exact waist and inseam sizing a big part of the Public Rec idea.
The simple promise was comfort without looking like you had stayed in pajamas all day.
Can you still buy Public Rec pants?
Yes, several well-known Public Rec styles remain available through the NOBULL x Public Rec collection.
The current range includes names such as the Dealmaker and Gamechanger lines.
NOBULL says the familiar fits, fabrics, and comfort have stayed the same during the move.
The company also says old Public Rec loyalty points can transfer when customers create a NOBULL account with the same email address.
Old Public Rec order history does not automatically appear inside a new NOBULL account.
That detail matters if you need help with an older purchase.
Are the famous Public Rec pants still worth looking at?
The Gamechanger Rec Pant remains the clearest example of what made Public Rec different.
It has the relaxed feel of soft casual pants while keeping a shape that can work outside the house.
The current Gamechanger Rec Pant product page shows strong feedback from verified buyers.
Recent buyers often praise comfort, fit, and the ability to wear the pants for work, travel, errands, or relaxing.
Some shoppers also mention small issues such as lint, fabric weight, or limited sizing choices.
The best reason to consider these pants is still versatility rather than hard gym performance.
What should shoppers know about Public Rec reviews?
The review picture is more mixed when you leave the product pages.
The old Public Rec profile on Trustpilot contains many complaints about shipping, returns, refunds, and slow customer support.
Some older reviews are very positive about the actual clothing, which makes the difference important.
A person can like a pair of pants while still having a poor service experience.
Recent NOBULL product reviews can therefore tell you about the clothing, while outside reviews may tell you more about ordering problems.
Neither type of review should be treated as the full story by itself.
What is the biggest change for old Public Rec customers?
The biggest change is not really the pants because it is the company around the pants.
Public Rec once had its own website, account system, customer support flow, and brand identity.
Those parts now sit under NOBULL.
A detailed independent Public Rec review also notes that shoppers now find Public Rec favorites on the NOBULL website.
This means an old customer should check current NOBULL prices, return rules, shipping terms, and promotions instead of relying on memories of the old Public Rec store.
It also means very old Public Rec reviews may describe a buying experience that no longer exists in the same form.
Is PublicRec.com worth visiting today?
PublicRec.com is useful mainly as a doorway to the current NOBULL home of Public Rec products.
The brand's core idea still makes sense for people who want simple clothes that can move between home, travel, work, and casual events.
The strongest products remain the pants that built Public Rec's name around comfort and cleaner sizing.
New shoppers should compare current product feedback with outside customer-service reviews before paying.
Old shoppers should also expect NOBULL branding, accounts, policies, and support instead of the Public Rec store they remember.
In short, Public Rec still exists through its products, but PublicRec.com now represents a brand that has entered a new chapter inside NOBULL.