Having seen a number of previews from Woolrich Woolen Mills, we’re now met with a look book featuring living, breathing people. Probably the best collection from the brand so far, the Fall/Winter 2009 line up features an abundance of rich red and orange tones over a series of classic American workwear items. An outstanding array patterns and textures with great finishing touches such as leathered elbows and toggles make for a very impressive season. Set to hit stores in the next month.

Go into detail with Woolrich Woolen Mills Fall/Winter 2009 Lookbook after the hurdle.

Once again Woolrich Woolen Mills presents a very solid collection for Spring/Summer 2010. We especially enjoy the layering and use of classic patterned pieces.

“The Surfing sub culture embraced classic California clothing brands that  were originally designed for outdoor sports like camping and hiking. Some of the California brands were intended for Surfers themselves when they were off [their] boards…The key piece of the collection is the Carlsbad Jacket, inspired by vintage outdoor jackets of the 1960’s. The fabric is a water resistant durable cotton poly poplin that was considered the best fabric for the outdoors.”

Many more looks of the Woolrich Woolen Mills Spring/Summer 2010 Collection follow here.

Last week we presented to you the Chukka Moccasin from the Yuketen and Woolrich Woolen Mills collaboration this season. Here now a look at the Venetian Slip-On, that is also part of their collaboration. The outcome is a nice and very easy to match everyday leather shoe. These are now available at The Bureau.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

A very nice Chukka Moccasin comes from a collaboration between Yuketen and Woolrich Woolen Mills. The shoe comes in a nice dark brown leather colorway with matching dark rubber sole and leather laces. It is exactly what we would expect from these two brands, an all in all solid shoe.

The Yuketen for Woolrich Woolen Mills Chukka Moccasin is now available at The Bureau.

Detailed images of the moccasin follow after the jump.

Monocle presents their latest collaborative item, this time with Woolrich Woolen Mills and their designer Daiki Suzuki. They worked on a lightweight, unstructured jacket. It comes in navy and olive and is now available in the Monocle Shop. Via H(Y)R.

Looking at the current trend of workwear and vintage inspired goods, one can clearly say that the Italian company that took over the Woolrich lincense about 10 years ago was certainly onto something. The brand is strong than ever and especially their Woolrich Woolen Mills collection impresses us every season over again.

Their Spring/Summer 2009 collection is once again looking really good, offering a full collection. The chambray offering is strong this season and they also worked with a lot of striped patterns. Next to the clothing, the line also offers a nice and solid line-up of accessories.

Take a look at the full Woolrich Woolen Mills Spring/Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.