The Penfield page brings together the American brand born in Massachusetts: Bear Chest Print and Hudson Script sweatshirts and hoodies, Outback sleeveless down jacket, funnel neck quilted gilet, Forefront quarter-zip roll neck jumper, t-shirts, shorts, and jogging trousers. American outdoor, everyday style.
The Penfield brand was founded in 1975 in Hudson, Massachusetts. It made a name for itself with its jackets, fleeces, and warm clothing, designed for the harsh winters of New England.
Its historical insulation system combined down and feathers in a four-to-one ratio.
The bear is the symbol of Penfield. It can be found on the Bear Chest Print sweatshirt, available in crew neck, hooded, or oversized styles, and on the Large P Bear Graphic Logo shorts.
The Hudson Script line pays tribute to the brand's hometown, featuring a handwritten inscription. It comes in crew neck sweatshirts, hoodies, trousers, and joggers.
The Outback sleeveless jacket, rereleased for the brand's anniversary, revisits one of its historical models. The quilted gilet with a funnel neck protects the neck, while the Forefront roll-neck sweater, with a quarter zip, keeps you warm.
Printed pocket t-shirts and logo shorts extend the Penfield style into the sunny days.
Penfield embodies a simple and robust American outdoor style, suitable for both walks and city life. Its colours, forest green, brown, and navy, pair easily with jeans or cargo trousers.
For a classic fit, go for your usual size. For an oversized effect, opt for the wide-fit models rather than sizing up.
Wash sweatshirts inside out at 30 degrees to preserve prints. Jackets and quilted gilets should be washed at low temperatures and dried with dryer balls.
For other outdoor brands, check out the pages Gramicci and Aigle, and the section outdoor sweatshirts. Other brands can be found in the outdoor men's brands.
From Hudson, Massachusetts, where the brand was born in 1975.
It's the brand's emblem.
A sleeveless jacket, rereleased as a historical model of the brand.
At low temperatures, and then dried with dryer balls.