Preview: Woolrich Woolen Mills 'Four Hands' Parka

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—01. Leather placket & US clip fasteners.
—02. Thigh length, down parka.

Words

The clever name of the parka refers to the number of hands that worked on the design for this piece. As a welcoming in and a sending off, Mark McNairy and Daiki Suzuki worked together on this epic Woolen Mills piece to create a rather subtle and and refrained parka. Many designers take things over the top on their own, so I think the simplicity of the parka shows a certain respect for the Woolrich brand, as well as the good taste of the designers involved.

—Nepenthes

Comments

[peter]

Placket and fasteners---too fussy.White drawstrings also.

[P]

Thats beautiful!

[Sorrybut]

would look so much better without the placket gimmick.

[hi mom]

This does not bode well.

[tom]

It looks nice, probably warm too. It's always a hard task finding a really warm jacket that looks good too. This probably costs an arm and a leg plus half your bank account unfortunately.

[Kaz]

An example of the old saying "too many cooks, spoil the broth". The Woolrich Artic Parka is a classic which requires no update. Many of us were even set aback with the fairly recent addition of the check logo to the throat tab.

[Dragan]

What is t?he price of this jacket in euros?
Thanks,