Penfield
-New England AESTHETICS
Penfield - founded in 1975 in Hudson, Massachusetts by outerwear pioneer Harvey Gross, has long been synonymous with quality, durability, and classic New England style. Gross, who had been a key figure in the American outerwear industry since the 1960s, recognized the need for insulated outerwear to provide warmth and protection in harsh climates. To fulfill this vision, he established a factory in Hudson, producing high-quality outerwear that quickly became known for its durability and functional design.
Penfield's insulated garments became highly sought after, blending practicality with a distinctive New England aesthetic. In 1979, the brand began exporting internationally, helping to introduce the rugged, stylish American outerwear look to a global market. With its commitment to innovation and craftsmanship, Penfield has also been involved in high-profile collaborations and fabric developments, extending its influence from wilderness trails to city streets worldwide.
today penfield remains a trusted name in outerwear, aligning with adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts who value quality style wherever their journeys take them whether braving the elements of nature or navigating urban life symbolizing a life lived in the open.
ICON
The Bowerbridge jacket is an iconic outerwear piece from Penfield, paying homage to the brand's rich heritage with a modern twist. Originally designed with functionality in mind, it uses Penfield's signature 60/40 cotton nylon fabric, a blend known for its durability and versatility.
The fabric is treated with a durable water-resistant (DWR) coating, which enhances the jacket’s ability to repel water and protect the wearer in wet conditions.