How do you identify a Woolrich jacket?

To identify a Woolrich jacket, check the neck area for the maker's label. Woolrich has altered its label style several times, but all its label designs include its brand name, making an identification relatively simple. You can also use the style of the label to learn approximately when a jacket was produced. For example, a piece with a yellow tag featuring a sheep and the Woolrich name in red script usually dates back to the 1930s, ’40s, ’50s or ’60s, while a white and black tag with a boxy sheep flanked by the words "Est 1830" above the Woolrich name typically means a piece is contemporary. You can find images of Woolrich's historic and current label designs on trusted online resources. On 1stDibs, explore a selection of Woolrich jackets.