At only 20-years old C.C. Hudson from Spring Hill Farm in Tennessee leaves his home in 1897 to find work in the growing town of Greenboro, North Carolina.
He got his first job in a textile factory that produces overalls. For 25 cents a day he was sewing on buttons. In 1904 this factory was closing its doors and C.C. Hudson saw his chance to open his own business. He and some colleagues opened their own company: the Hudson Overall Company.
In 1919 the company name was changed to “Blue Bell Overall Company”.
In 1943 they acquired a company named “Casey Jones Work-Clothes” and with it a brand name that shall make them famous in the future: This brand name is “Wrangler“.
In 1997 the Brand ‘Wrangler” had its 50th anniversary – 100 years after C.C. Hudson went to Greensboro, NC.
We at Wood believe that This story is testament to age old adage that quality will always show through,
David Beckham is seen at the Lakers game here in a Wrangler Shirt, Blue Bell shirt and again leaving for the States after the England game at Wembley in a Wrangler Shirt.
David Beckham has his own iniquitous style but maybe he has finally caught up with the likes of us and found that Heritage product is here to stay.










