Woolrich celebrates their 180th anniversary and for the occasion they are coming out with two of their classics again – the Stag Jacket and the Ranch Coat. Both coats look fantastic, playing with some heritage elements of the brand and some great details. Look out for a release soon.

More detailed images of the Woolrich 180th Anniversary Jackets follow after the jump.

Woolrich worked for Fall/Winter 2009 on a couple of pieces with Japanese brand nanamica, who are best known for their on-going creation of The North Face Purple Label among other exciting ventures. For Fall/Winter 2009 they present severl special coats, where nanamica once again added some interesting technical materials and features to otherwise very classic Woolrich pieces. The Mountain Parka comes in indigo and in black and features a Gore-Tex lining. Furthermore they also worked on a special version of the popular Woolrich Polar Parka.

Take a more detailed look at the Woolrich & nanamica pieces after the jump.

Once again Monocle has gotten together with some interesting partners. For the second time they worked with Woolrich Woolen Mills and they also get together with Tomorrowland from Japan this season. Together with Woolrich they present another limited edition jacket that is more appropriate than the previous one, for the colder months ahead. With Tomorrowland they worked on a very simple, yet comfortable fleece crewneck sweater. Both pieces are now available in the Monocle online store.

More detailed images of the new Monocle Woolrich Jacket and Tomorrowland Sweater follow after the jump.

We already showed you some images of the Converse x Woolrich collaboration for Fall/Winter 2009. Yet here are some better looks at the All Star Hi Rugged from the collaboration, an interesting alteration of the classic Converse sneaker. Aside from adding classic Woolrich fabrics to the upper, the sneaker also received an updated outdoor sole. They come in black/red and black/blue and will be released in the near future.

More images of the Converse x Woolrich sneakers follow after the jump.

After an initial preview a couple of days ago, we show now more detailed images of the Converse Chuck Taylor Pack by Woolrich. The heritage fashion brand produced a Chuck Taylor High and a Chuck Taylor Low, both come in blue and red plaid versions. The sneakers could not better reflect the design values of Woolrich. The pack will be hitting store 1rst of August.

Take a detailed look at all 4 sneakers from the Woolrich for Converse Chuck Taylor collection after the jump.

In an interesting collaboration Converse gets together with Woolrich, the heritage brand. The collaboration collection consists of overall 4 sneakers. The Chuck Taylor All Star comes in both low and high versions with plaid uppers and waxed black laces, white leather branding. The Poor Man Pro Team and the Weapon 86 come in corduroy versions. All four look good, even though we lean more towards the Chuck Taylors.

Take a look at the other sneakers from the Woolrich For Converse Collection after the jump.

Japanese brand Sifury  got together with Woolrich to work on a couple of jackets. The jacket comes in black and in black/red  plaid, features some nice leather patch details. Based off of an American heritage piece, the Japanese once again managed to infuse some more quality and up to date style into it. Via Unbar.

Have a more detailed look at the Sifury x Woolrich jacket after the jump.

We just came across the newly released Sifury x Woolrich x Anoutcommune vintage chambray shirts. They come in black, blue and beige and with minimal Sifury branding above the chest pocket. Produced by Woolrich, you can be sure that the shirts are of authentic quality. A nice piece for the winter.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

Ever since an Italian company licensed Woolrich, we have been impressed with the development of the line. Today we see American workwear with a vintage touch, Italian influence, designed by a Japanese designer and it could not be better. You get the best out of all three worlds.
"Daiki hasn’t pulled his designer punches this time, it’s possibly the most perfect collaboration we’ve seen, the quality of each piece is outstanding, but never over done. Daiki’s understanding of functional clothing is out of this world, if you’re looking for a jacket or shirt that’s going to last you a lifetime, will never go out of fashion and never really be in fashion (thank god), this stuff was made for you."
A first selection of the Woolrich Woolen Mills Fall/Winter 2008 collection is now available at Oi Polloi.
More images after the jump.

Woolrich previewed their John Rich & Bros. collection for Spring/Summer 2009. Taking inspiration from "sophisticated heritage" of the 60’s, and use a variety of super light weight and high tech performance nylons.
Many more views of the Woolrich John Rich & Bros. collection for Spring/Summer 2009 after the jump.