Woodrite Guitars is an electric guitar and bass brand established in 2021 through a partnership between Steve Reis of the YouTube channel Does It Doom and Woodbine Guitars, a Canadian custom shop that has been building one-off instruments since 2015. The project grew out of a viral demo video featuring Woodbine's custom shop guitars, which prompted the pair to scale Woodbine's designs into a production line that preserves the playability, tone, and aesthetics of the custom originals at a more accessible price point.

Woodrite instruments are built at the PT Wildwood factory in Jakarta, Indonesia — the same facility that produces guitars for LTD, Schecter, Dean, Solar, and the original PRS SE line — and ship from Charlotte, North Carolina after an additional tech inspection and QC check, with a custom hardshell case and a one-year limited warranty. The catalog leans toward hard rock and metal aesthetics, with models such as the Warlord, Revelator, Vagabond, Switchblade, and Seer.

The brand's signature lineup includes the Matt Pike (Sleep, High on Fire) Warlord Imperial 9, the Jimmy Bower (Eyehategod, Down) Seer, and the Brent Hinds (Mastodon) Dirty B V, reflecting Woodrite's close ties to the doom, sludge, and stoner metal communities. Woodbine Guitars continues to operate as the higher-end custom shop arm of the partnership.

Woodrite/Woodbine has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 8 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Metal, and Electronic. Notable users include Brent Hinds, Matt Pike, and Jus Oborn.