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Woolrich

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StyleWorkwear / HeritageGorpcore / OutdoorUrban prep / Ivy
Known forCoatsOuterwear
Origin · Plum Run, United StatesMade in · USA & AsiaFounded · 1830

Woolrich began in 1830 when John Rich opened a woolen mill at Plum Run, Pennsylvania, selling blankets and wool goods to loggers and hunters. The business is now run from Italy as Woolrich International, majority-owned since 2018 by Luxembourg investment firm L-Gam, with Japan's Goldwin holding a stake; the Rich family exited after seven generations and the Pennsylvania mill closed the same year. Signature products include the down-filled Arctic Parka, buffalo check wool overshirts, blankets and the Woolrich Woolen Mills workwear line.

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How Woolrich fits
CategoryRunsShapeLengthSize adviceConfidence
Hoodies & sweatshirtsslightly smallregular to slim, with a fairly modern European cutregular, occasionally shorter in the bodyConsider sizing up if you prefer a relaxed or oversized sweatshirt fit.low
Shirts & overshirtsslightly largerelaxed, overshirt-style through the chest and shoulders on buffalo check wool piecesregular, sitting around the hipSize down if you want a shirt-like fit rather than a layering overshirt.medium
Trousers & pantstrue to sizeregular to slightly tapered on chinos and field pantsregular inseamOrder your usual waist and expect a modern, moderately tapered leg.low
Jacketstrue to sizeregular, cut with some room for mid-layers on parkas; slimmer on lighter shells and field jacketsregular to longish on Arctic-style parkas, hitting mid-thighStick with your normal size for the Arctic Parka and similar heavy outerwear, but try one up if you layer thick knits underneath or want a boxier look.medium
T-shirts & graphic teesslightly smallregular, closer to the body than typical American heritage teesregularSize up one if you like a loose or boxy tee.low
Does Woolrich run big or small?

Woolrich varies by piece. Take your usual size in outerwear if you plan to layer, but consider sizing up in knits, sweats and slimmer Italian-cut pieces — and check the specific garment's measurements, since heritage and Italian-designed lines fit differently. Since production moved to Italy, shoppers commonly report a more tailored, European cut than the old US-made pieces, so fit is inconsistent across the range: heritage overshirts and parkas stay fairly roomy and layer-friendly while jersey, knitwear and newer styles can feel closer to the body.

How does Woolrich fit?

Since production moved to Italy, shoppers commonly report a more tailored, European cut than the old US-made pieces, so fit is inconsistent across the range: heritage overshirts and parkas stay fairly roomy and layer-friendly while jersey, knitwear and newer styles can feel closer to the body. Overall shape: regular to slightly slim through the body on Italian-designed pieces, roomier on heritage wool overshirts and parkas.

How do Woolrich hoodies & sweatshirts fit?

Woolrich hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly small. Consider sizing up if you prefer a relaxed or oversized sweatshirt fit. Shape: regular to slim, with a fairly modern European cut.

How do Woolrich shirts & overshirts fit?

Woolrich shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Size down if you want a shirt-like fit rather than a layering overshirt. Shape: relaxed, overshirt-style through the chest and shoulders on buffalo check wool pieces.

How do Woolrich trousers & pants fit?

Woolrich trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your usual waist and expect a modern, moderately tapered leg. Shape: regular to slightly tapered on chinos and field pants.

Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.

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