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Didriksons' Autumn/Winter campaign “Welcome to our hoods” pays tribute to their origin in coastal surroundings and takes place in Lofoten on the Norwegian coast.

Didriksons celebrates 110 years of making jackets in their Autumn/Winter 2023 campaign “Welcome to our hoods”

This autumn marks the 110-year anniversary of the Swedish jacket brand Didriksons, and their AW23 collection is the result of more than a century of making jackets. Continuing to build their coastal heritage, they are still creating jackets to protect people from harsh weather, without losing sight of design, fit, and comfort. The AW23 campaign “Welcome to our hoods” pays tribute to their origin.

– Styling your trench coat with layers allows you to extend the season of your jacket, says Emma Elwin as she interprets the SS23 trench coat collection of Didriksons.

Style and sustainability role model Emma Elwin interprets Didriksons' SS23 trench coat collection

Didriksons has invited style and sustainability role model Emma Elwin to style their new collection of trench coats and inspire a timeless, classic wardrobe. They share the same view of having the importance of timelessness and sustainability as their primary focus, and want to inspire a sustainable wardrobe through long-lasting quality, responsible materials, and fewer purchases.

The reinterpreted trench coat Alvina is the focus piece of Didriksons' spring/summer 2023 collection.

Didriksons, the Swedish jacket brand, introduces its new business fashion range for spring/summer 2023

Didriksons, the Swedish jacket brand, celebrates 110 years of making jackets that allow people to spend more time outside. Their new spring collection is inspired by nature, with colours such as clay beige, desert pink, and dusty olive. The major introduction for their spring/summer 2023 collection is their business fashion range, where Alvina, a reinterpreted trench coat, plays the leading role.

Didriksons inspired by Japan in this autumn’s men’s collection

Didriksons inspired by Japan in this autumn’s men’s collection

The Japanese lifestyle philosophy of Wabi Sabi (Wabi means ‘beautiful’ and Sabi means ‘worn’) is all about acknowledging that everything is in a constant process of change and that there is beauty in imperfection. This was the source of inspiration for the Didriksons design department developing the Men’s Autumn’s collection, that combines rusty, shabby camouflage design expressions with the clean

Didriksons winter collection for children, with design elements inspired by nature and animal prints from Granelito

Didriksons winter collection for children, with design elements inspired by nature and animal prints from Granelito

This winter’s specially designed children’s collection from Didriksons showcases the season’s new releases – the Snöfrid coat as well as updated winter classics such as the Polarbjörnen overall, Monte fleece jacket och Biggles hat. The collection was developed in cooperation with children’s clothing company Granelito’s designer and is based on their characteristic nature and animal prints as well

Match this autumn’s dressy outfits with stylish and functional coats from Didriksons

Match this autumn’s dressy outfits with stylish and functional coats from Didriksons

Summer is drawing to a close, cooler winds are blowing and it is finally time to dress up again. The autumn is the fashion industry’s showcase, unveiling fresh inspiration and new collections. Constantly changing weather, also imposes demands on smart outerwear and layered solutions to give the wearer adequate warmth and provide protection from the rain. The season’s best investments in tailormade

The Swedish Jacket Brand since 1913

Didriksons was founded in 1913 in the Swedish archipelago by Julius and Hanna Didrikson, with the vision to keep fishermen dry and warm. Over a century later, the company is one of Scandinavia’s leading brands for jackets. Didriksons is present in 28 countries with their own e-commerce in 20 markets. The company is owned by Adelis Equity and has its head office in Borås, the Swedish city of textiles.

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