Made from a traceable wool-mix in dusty brown, this tailored coat is cut for a relaxed fit with a single-breasted design. It features a classic, double lapel collar, long sleeves and side pockets.

- Central seam at back

- Sustainable horn buttons

- Certified by the Responsible Wool Standard, to protect the welfare of the sheep and their environment

60% RWS Wool, 40% Tencel™ lyocell / Dry clean only

Excellent materials and first-class quality of production bring the comfort of carrying this thing to a completely new level. Wear and warm in our clothes. 

The collaboration between Serving The People and Woolrich aims to rediscover some classic garments of the American brand, an icon in the production of wool jackets since 1830, and re-propose them in a modern and functional way. This scarf brings back two of Woolrich's iconic patterns, to be worn with versatility and timeless elegance.

Cargo pant provides convenience for carrying one's essentials and an easily combinable style. This type from Stussy, with a light ripstop fabric, is your all-year-round staple.

100% Cotton

Like roses that grow from cracks in concrete, there's no boxing you in and nowhere you can't flourish. Her pieces channel early-2000s New York aesthetic and Jordan DNA for balanced looks that are equal parts street and sporty.

The Fennel parka combines Fujiwara's signature design details with modern Moncler trademarks. The packable parka coat is made from recycled canvas and features a useful hood. Cut for an oversize fit it is ideal for wearing over layers to keep out the elements.

The collaboration between Serving The People and Woolrich aims to rediscover some classic garments of the American brand, an icon in the production of wool jackets since 1830, and re-propose them in a modern and functional way. This scarf brings back two of Woolrich's iconic patterns, to be worn with versatility and timeless elegance.

The collaboration between Serving The People and Woolrich aims to rediscover some classic garments of the American brand, an icon in the production of wool jackets since 1830, and re-propose them in a modern and functional way.