Woolrich John Rich & Bros

Heritage cold-weather outerwear with a modern read: this edit focuses on wool-rich parkas, quilted jackets and technical field coats built for real winters. Expect pragmatic details, considered proportions and a balance of city polish with outdoor functionality. Each piece is selected for warmth, durability and how it slots into a wardrobe that already mixes tailoring, denim and technical layers.

  • Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic' Blue Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic' Blue Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic' Blue Cotton Blend Parka

    Woolrich John Rich & Bros

    'Arctic' Blue Cotton Blend Parka

    $1,021
    $1,021
  • Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Black Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Black Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Black Cotton Blend Parka

    Woolrich John Rich & Bros

    'Arctic Racoon' Black Cotton Blend Parka

    $1,026
    $1,026
  • Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Green Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Green Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Arctic Racoon' Green Cotton Blend Parka

    Woolrich John Rich & Bros

    'Arctic Racoon' Green Cotton Blend Parka

    $1,013
    $1,013
  • Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Polar High Collar' Black Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Polar High Collar' Black Cotton Blend Parka
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros 'Polar High Collar' Black Cotton Blend Parka

    Woolrich John Rich & Bros

    'Polar High Collar' Black Cotton Blend Parka

    $1,116
    $1,116
  • Woolrich John Rich & Bros Black Kelly High-Neck Nylon Down Jacket
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros Black Kelly High-Neck Nylon Down Jacket
    Woolrich John Rich & Bros Black Kelly High-Neck Nylon Down Jacket

    Woolrich John Rich & Bros

    Black Kelly High-Neck Nylon Down Jacket

    $1,217
    $1,217

Woolrich John Rich & Bros

This collection centers on wool-blend parkas, down-filled coats and insulated field jackets that handle low temperatures without feeling bulky. Shells lean toward hard-wearing cotton or technical weaves, often paired with soft internal linings for comfort and easy layering over knitwear and tailoring. Quilted constructions, storm plackets and adjustable hoods focus on function while keeping silhouettes clean.

Use the product filters to narrow by weight, length and insulation type. Shorter jackets work well with wide-leg trousers and sneakers; longer parkas sit neatly over suit jackets and heavier boots. Many styles include subtle drawcords or tab adjusters so you can refine the line without compromising mobility. Expect a palette of grounded neutrals with occasional deep greens or blues that integrate into existing collections.

Key details to note before you choose:

  • Check fill and lining information for your typical climate.
  • Review measurements for layering over knitwear or blazers.
  • Study hardware and pocket placement if you commute or travel frequently.

FAQ

How should I choose between a parka and a shorter jacket in this collection?
Pick a parka if you want more coverage and need insulation for long periods outdoors or colder climates. A shorter jacket is better if you move between indoors and outdoors frequently or prefer more freedom of movement. Think about your typical outfits and whether you often wear longer layers underneath. Length also affects how the piece works with tailoring and wider trousers.
What size should I take if I want to layer knitwear underneath?
If you plan to wear heavy knits or a blazer underneath, consider your usual outerwear size and compare it with the garment measurements on the product page. Many pieces are cut with room for layering, but some are more trim. If you are between sizes, size up and use internal drawcords or adjusters to define the shape. Live fit notes will flag any styles that run particularly small or large.
Are these jackets suitable for wet and snowy conditions?
Many pieces in this category are designed with weather resistance in mind, but performance varies by style. Look for information on water-repellent finishes, technical shells and taped or reinforced seams if you expect frequent rain or snow. If you mostly need insulation for dry, cold cities, a wool-rich shell with substantial lining may be enough. Always check care notes to maintain any protective coatings.
How do I care for wool-blend and down-filled outerwear?
Follow the care label closely, as some pieces require professional cleaning to preserve structure and insulation. Wool-blend shells usually benefit from occasional brushing and airing out between wears. Down-filled options may need gentle drying with low heat and agitation to keep the fill evenly distributed. Avoid aggressive detergents or frequent washing, which can flatten loft and affect weather resistance.
Can these coats work with both casual and tailored outfits?
Yes, most styles here are chosen for versatility across denim, knitwear and suiting. Cleaner parkas and field coats pair easily with shirts, fine-gauge knits and dress trousers for office or dinner. More quilted or sporty pieces work well with relaxed trousers and technical layers. Use color and length to tune how formal or casual the overall look feels.