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Bookmark or Share- Dating Woolrich Coats - The Fedora LoungeThe Woolrich hunting coat is a classic. Still produced today, it has changed very little over the past century. This can make dating your vintage Woolrich coat a challenge. Adding to the confusion, Woolrich used different variations of the basic label in their print advertising which did not correspond to ones used in their products.
- 1930s Woolrich Zipper/Label Dating - The Fedora LoungeThe dye lots on Woolrich Hunting clothing tends to be more Deep Red or Maroon colored until 1938. After 1938 the color shifts to more of a Bright Red. Beginning 1943 Woolrich alters their weaving process of the wool to incorporate recycled Wool, as well as decreasing the weight and thickness of the wool due to wartime shortages.
- All things Woolrich - The Fedora LoungeI don't live in the Arctic, so I don't always have a need for the heaviest, densest wool. I can wear my Woolrich cruiser in fall and spring and be comfortable. The periods when I can wear my other cruisers, of arguably better quality, are smaller. One of my favorite hiking shirts is a Woolrich from the 80s. It breathes well because it isn't so ...
- What the heck Woolrich?? - Bushcraft USA ForumsThe Woolrich of today is Woolrich in name only. It is nothing close to the Woolrich of yesteryear. As much as I like Polartec fabric and as proud as I am of the old Malden Mills for inventing a new and awesome product in an attempt to stay relevant as an industry, the invention of Polartec was the death-knell of wool in the US.
- Dating Woolrich Coats: A Fedora Lounge GuideThe Woolrich hunting coat is a classic. Still produced today, it has changed very little over the past century. This can make dating your vintage Woolrich coat a challenge. Adding to the confusion, Woolrich used different variations of the basic label in their print advertising which did not correspond to ones used in their products.
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