Thursday 3 June 2010

Mark McNairy for Woolrich Woolen Mills



It's been a successful five years for the American-Heritage label, Woolrich Woolen Mills under the direction of Daiki Suzuki. The Japanese designer and master of imperfection has delievered nothing but high quality and innovative garments in every season. Now in its 9th season, the brand has become synonymous with Daiki’s unique signature style.

Daiki will pass the baton and leave the future of Woolrich Woolen Mills in the hands of Mark McNairy, who's previous design work includes the Ivy League clothier J. Press, the American tailor Southwick and collaborations with Bass Weejuns and Pro Keds. He will continue with his signature collection, Mark McNairy New Amsterdam as well as working on the Woolen Mills collections.

With a new era approaching due to Mark McNairy's new role as Creative Director for Woolrich Woolen Mills, we take a look at the history of Woolrich from 1830-2008...

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