Woolrich is a brand of sportswear and accessories for men, women and children, born in the first half of the 800, in Pennsylvania, from the idea of ​​the young John Rich, who understands and understands the needs of America of the "new world". Rich establishes his clothing factory producing garments in the name of comfort and protection from the elements. Woolrich expands over the years, becoming a large clothing company for leisure and the iconic brand of the American mountains, famous for its heavy wool checkered shirts, sweatshirts and jackets on American campuses. Woolrich's knowledge and experience are used to create sportswear since 1939, the year in which Woolrich garments were worn on the first expedition to the Antartite, until the 70s, when the brand wore Himalayan climbers. The proposals of the brand range from hooded jacket in fur to sweatshirts and printed T-shirts, from lambswool sweaters with zip, to the inevitable checkered shirts and sweatshirts of American colleges, the brand's must.