The Iconic "ARCTIC PARKA" of "WOOLRICH" Was Originally Created as Workwear for the Extreme Cold in Alaska

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"WOOLRICH," was born in Pennsylvania, USA in 1830. As a historic brand that has produced beloved items such as hunting jackets and down parkas, including the "ARCTIC PARKA," for many years around the world. In this article, we picked some highlights from the almost 200-year history of WOOLRICH and spoke to Takuma Suzu, Director of Marketing at WOOLRICH JAPAN INC.

The Origins of WOOLRICH, from the American Frontier Era

The brand was originally started by a man named John Rich, who had a woolen mill in Liverpool, England. His son, John Rich II, emigrated to America and set up another woolen mill there. In those days, they would load their wagon with items they made, like blankets and socks, and sell them in various villages. This takes us back to the days of the American frontier.

The old documentation and buildings that remain at WOOLRICH

Buffalo Check is Originally from WOOLRICH

Can't omit the Buffalo Check hunting jacket when talking about the roots of WOOLRICH. Many people might think of this item first when they hear WOOLRICH. There's a great story behind this item.

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