Haglöfs' two freeride product families, Khione and Nengal, have been developed and expanded with the introduction of the Khione 3L PROOF™ Jacket and Pant, and the Nengal 3L PROOF™ Parka and Pant. Each garment is made with Haglöfs’ own high-performance, fluorocarbon-free PROOF™ ECO material, and designed to bring out the best of your ability while tackling any terrain.
Haglöfs, the only Nordic outdoor brand currently member of Fair Wear Foundation, has after several years of intensive work been awarded with ‘Leader’ status – the highest member category available.
Invention has become tradition for Haglöfs, and nothing proves this better than PROOF™. In developing this innovative and extremely protective high-performance material technology for outdoor wear, Haglöfs explored every aspect of sustainable thinking – so that its environmental footprint is as low as possible.
PROOF™ is a highly protective material technology, developed by Haglöfs to provide a
Haglöfs reintroduces its iconic ShoSho daypack to the collection – in a new, updated and refined version. The name “ShoSho” means “I pay tribute to you.” It comes from a prayer used by the Sherpas of the Himalayas to show respect to the mountains. Haglöfs gave the name to this line of backpacks as a way of paying tribute to the people.
ShoSho – a classic Haglöfs backpackwith an authentic look
Refinement. That's one word that can sum up the Haglöfs SS19 range. Pieces were streamlined, silhouettes improved, features added, and new notes of color bought in – fashionable and attractive, without being locked to fleeting trends, and selected from timeless sources of inspiration to give even more of "instant classic" feel to the line. This also brings Haglöfs closer to its roots. Innovation a
Haglöfs has today released its annual Sustainability Report. In it, the Swedish outdoor gear manufacturer describes its extensive sustainability efforts in 2017 - relating to its products, the production of them, the people who work with them, and our planet.
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Extremely low weight and unparalleled high performance - just two of the principal characteristics of the L.I.M Bield Jacket, in which minimalistic design meets outstanding protection and innovative technological features.
Cotton - perhaps the world's most popular, most thirsty and most poisonous raw material. So much so that our planet is unable to produce any more cotton than current levels.
Biocides have long been used to avoid bad odors in training and outdoor clothing because they kill bacteria. That is the old school way. New innovations allow us to use zeolites, a pumice‐like mineral, which also keeps the clothes fresher without killing living organisms. Take a look!
Every year, billions of kilograms of textiles are being added to the world’s growing problem of waste. That’s unnecessary because these textiles can be reused or recycled. Here is a look at what we’re doing to keep clothes in the loop, again and again. Fall in love with your products. It’s possible.
They’re very small. Almost unseen by the naked eye. However, microplastics have started to clog ecosystems all around the world. Our oceans will soon likely have more plastic in them than fish. Take a look at what we’re doing to help address this here.
