woolrich

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1830 by English immigrant John Rich, Woolrich is America’s oldest outdoor clothing company. Initially producing woolen fabrics for local loggers, trappers, and hunters, the brand became woven into the nation’s fabric, supplying blankets to Union soldiers during the Civil War and outfitting Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expeditions. Its reputation is built on durable, purposeful garments designed to withstand the elements, with the Arctic Parka—created in the 1970s for Alaskan pipeline workers—and the signature red-and-black Buffalo Check shirt standing as enduring icons of American workwear and outdoor style.

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