Woolrich Woolen Mills Fall/Winter 2011

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Images

—01. Photographed by Tim Barber.
—02. Boone Parka.

Words

Featured is a nice selection of Fall/Winter looks from Woolrich Woolen Mills. I think there is some nice pieces this season that I can see incorporating into certain outfits but obviously it feels a little bit different now that Mark McNairy has taken up the design reigns. I'm pretty simple when it comes to choosing what to wear and certain pieces like the expo chino, mayo pant and sweater seem like easy, wearable additions.

—Images via SSP

Comments

[Reto]

WWM and Daiki Suzuki used to create some great pieces, to me, the new fall/winter line with McNairy doesn't seem to represent that spirit anymore.

[Christina @ mens watches]

WWM and Daiki works are really stunning. But why is it McNairy don't have the spirit anymore? Btw I like that second image, the jacket with hood.

[mcjoke]

mcnairy is going to run wwm into the ground

[George T]

McNairy always strikes me as trying too hard. This sometimes works in his own collections but I feel it jars with the whole WWM asthetic.

[Brian Braddock]

Picture 6: On a cold day wouldn't socks take priority over a scarf? This looks all about fashion over function.

These pictures also confirm how bad that WWM hat looks.

[munkton]

it actually looks different to the previous - which surely was the justification for the switch - more modernsist as opposed to another archival plunder - Daiki was boss Mark is the future ... wait and see ...

[The dude]

Better photo shoot http://www.nittygrittystore.com/blog/woolrich-woolen-mills-aw11

[Sorrybut]

Where the fuck is the outdoorsy/ sport stuff that Woolrich stands for ?

[Bobby]

my first reaction to the new WWM by Mark McNairy was not good, I prefer Daikis' collections and concept better, but I guess WWM wanted a change. If you like Daikis' style buy EG