Woolrich is the oldest outdoor clothing brand in the United States and a leader in global outdoor apparel brands. The brand's history is parallel to the history of the United States, in parallel with the endless railroads built in Pennsylvania in the 19th century. In 1830, in Pennsylvania, John Ritchie established his first wool factory there. For the past 186 years, “comfort, durability, durability, warmth and simplicity” are the key words of their brand. Woolrich's product line reflects their heritage by combining the historical identity of the brand with the contemporary interpretation of iconic American art. The complex military, outdoor and practical styles create a collection of coats and sportswear, redefining the American style with global design influence. Originally launched in 1972 for Alaska oil pipeline workers, it is now considered a typical down parka, a world-recognized brand icon and symbol.