Woolrich

History and Craft

Woolrich was created to meet the needs of farmers, lumberjacks, and other outdoor workers during harsh winters. Its smooth, practical, and versatile silhouettes, and impeccable manufacturing, ensure a comfortable, durable, and weather-resistant garment. The materials used by Woolrich are yet another proof of the brand’s love for craft and tradition, tending towards using fillings of natural fabrics such as wool, down, or cotton, and adding details of authentic fur or high-end technical fibers.

Thus, authentic outdoor fashion lived a before and after the birth of Woolrich. The brand broke records in the luxury outerwear market, prioritizing maximum functionality and creating hybrid designs with a sporty touch and casual look. A lifestyle gem that counts fans of all ages and genders.

Woolrich Arctic Parka

Woolrich was in charge of outfitting workers working on the Alaska Pipeline in 1972 who had to endure freezing conditions. For this task, the brand designed what has remained its most iconic piece, the Arctic Parka, with a classic construction with everything necessary to protect against cold, rain, snow, and wind. The Arctic Parka features a goose down lining, a waterproof, anti-tear outer fabric, a hood with real fur, and other functional details. It's an icon that has remained the best in the outwear market for decades.