One of the best outdoor garments ever made—iykyk. In good condition with no stains, rips, or tears. Listed under Woolrich because WeatherWool is still a small company and Grailed doesn’t have them listed yet.

From the website:

Our Anorak handles a wide variety of conditions and activities and is designed for a relatively active individual to wear over one or sometimes two light base layers.

The Anorak is intended for temps between from 10F/-12C to 80F/27C. But people push it, successfully, into much colder conditions. Most people will be comfortable in temps from 20F/-7C to 70F/21C, indoors and out, with low to moderate levels of activity. The FullWeight Anorak is better at lower temps and the MidWeight better at higher temps.

Our custom-made 100% wool Fabric is soft enough to be worn directly on even the most sensitive skin, yet durable enough to see you through the most rugged adventures.

Features

•Our custom Jacquard woven Fabric throughout the entire garment ... offered in both FullWeight and MidWeight

•Craftsmen-sewn, ultra-durable construction and materials

•Like our other garments, the structural seams of the Anorak are sewn with Mil-Spec Anefil water-resistant thread used by the US Army

•A modern take on the classic design, with a focus on comfort and utility

•Extra-long sleeves, reducing the need for gloves. Sleeve cuffs can also be "let-out" about 3 inches (7 cm) for unusually long arms

•Slot Buttons used exclusively because they are so secure

•Wrist cuffs can be adjusted to six sizes (flap can go around wrist either way)

•Four buttons at the neck closure, allowing for ventilation, comfort, and warmth. Our Neck Gaiter can be added for extra warmth around the neck

•Waist cinches to create a more tapered shape, reduce air space, prevent updraft

•Extra-large hood. Rear cinch enables the hood to be pulled back. Pull-cords in front, at each side, enable the hood to be fitted close around the head. We have lately switched the front cords from synthetic shock-cord to wool cord. The cords are now made from the same fiber as the garment. The new cords are shown in a close-up at left (black cord on Brown 'Rak). We can send wool cord to anyone who wants to upgrade an old Anorak. And we can even send shock cord to anyone who likes the synthetic better. You can switch by attaching the new cord to the old and carefully pulling though. We left the cords long and many people will cut them shorter. The hood will protect the head from a great deal of weather, even sideways weather. The large hood is also very good to provide some privacy and darkness for sleeping ... and a lot of people, particularly Military and travelers, do sleep in the Anorak (instead of hotel during long layover!). Some think the Hood is too large ... until they are in sideways sleet, with the wool catching ALL the weather

•Generous front pouch, with elastic organizer strip, closure secured by slot buttons. A friend of mine who lives in Yellowstone National Park told me he never leaves the house without his bear spray tucked into the right-most position of the organizer. I visited him in 2022, and he was completely serious about the bear spray.

•Hidden zipper pocket inside the body of the jacket, behind the front pouch

•Inconspicuous yet spacious zippered pockets on each side of the chest. Left side chest pocket has an additional cell-phone sleeve. Phone will be inside the garment, where body-heat will help extend battery power

•Very long zippers on each side of the Anorak enable venting of heat and ease entry and exit. Side zips also facilitate access to anything on a belt. Opening the side zips also makes it comfortable to sit without hiking the 'rak.

•At the base of the side zips are a button and elastic tab. With the bottom of the 'rak buttoned this way, the zippers can be left open and there is no flapping.

•In size Large, a FullWeight Anorak weighs 3 lbs., 7 oz (1.6 kg)

•In size Large, a MidWeight Anorak weighs 2 lbs., 12 oz (1.25 kg)