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wwm S/S 2010

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Originally Posted by dixonmanor
I've got a friend who's a Woolrich and is fairly involved in the company. According to him, WWM and John Rich just lease the Woolrich name and then do whatever they want, but they are entirely separate companies. And my understanding is that WWM (based in Italy) is more fashion oriented, and plans to hire a new head designer every couple of years to produce collections. John Rich, on the other hand, is just some tend-capitalizing conglomerate with a "design team" and no head designer- all their **** is produced in Asia, whereas WWM is produced in the US or Italy, depending on season/designer. Other than leasing a name and logos from Woolrich, the two companies have nothing in common.

That explains why the John Rich stuff is so ******.
 

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I like this stuff though I can't really pull alot of it off. I got some pieces from their last Spring line, and they're all staple pieces. I respect Suzuki's vision though...
 

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nice stuff for ss '10. My favorite are the light hooded parkas but I already have a few and can't justify getting more.
 

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that Japanese multicolored patch fabric is amazing.
 

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The Anoraks are out of this world.
Def digging the Upland BD in that Madras style material and the cord shorts.
 

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I....actually want...this?
 

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Originally Posted by wmmk
Is John Rich supposed to be more minimalist than WWM? I get a little bit of that sense from looking at their respective sites... FWIW, I also just looked at John Rich's kids collection, hoping to find some cool workwear steeze for my little brother. **** looks like the Gap.
I dont really thinks its minimalist ...its more flashy ...think moncler minus the shiny **** but i have to say ill probably be picking up one of their winter jackets for F/W '10 , as they are incredibly warm
 

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Originally Posted by breakz
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I....actually want...this?


I want that.

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the parkas and some of the shorts are nice, but I need to see some real fit pics, not posed/well lighted model shots
 

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How much do their parkas usually go for?
 

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loving a lot of this. glad they showed individual pieces instead of the garbage styling from earlier in the year. whoever styled them should be shot.

are these still daiki's designs? I assume so, the final season for him I guess?
 

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