Woolrich is planning to put out a range of technical outdoor clothing for its main markets, including North America, Europe and Japan, for the autumn/winter 2012-13 season. Meanwhile, the company has signed a multi-year licensing deal with Weeplay Kids for boys' sportswear and layette apparel in the U.S. and Canada. The New York-based Weeplay will develop, produce, market and sell outerwear, sleepwear and accessories in size 0-20 for boys.
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