With growth comes responsibility and - as Haglöfs’ 2022 Sustainability Report makes clear - they still have a lot of work to do. For the second year in a row, Haglöfs is reporting a significant increase in their overall carbon footprint due to a rise in production.
In 2022, Haglöfs outgrew distribution center in Avesta, Sweden, and invested in an 18,000 m2 logistics center in Eskilstuna, Sweden, identified as the company’s center of gravity. The new facilities are expected to create increased service levels and serve as a platform for growth
Challenge. Growth. Adventure. Applications are now being accepted for a climbing camp that trains girls for next-level climbing journeys.
This summer, Haglöfs is arranging a climbing camp in collaboration with Swedish pro climber Matilda Söderlund. Held in Stockholm at Matilda’s training gym Moumo, the camp is especially for girls who want to learn the fundamentals of bouldering and rock clim
Despite a challenging market, Haglöfs’ sales increased by 11 percent and profitability by 25 percent in 2022. To meet the demand, Haglöfs invested in a new logistics centre in Eskilstuna, Sweden, that will become operative in spring 2023. CEO Fredrik Ohlsson predicts that the structural trend for the outdoor industry remains positive, but that the shifting macro-economic environment will result in
Thanks to a new partnership with circularity partner RESPONSIBLE, Haglöfs can carry on delivering second hand gear for first hand adventures.
Haglöfs closes again for Black Friday: “The environmental and social consequences are just too big”
Seasonal sales have for long been an integral part of the clothing industry. But in recent years, there has been a trend of more and more frequent discounting. This has created a pattern of producing items just to sell them at lower price, which brings many social and environmental perils. Selling clothing at a fair price without driving excessive consumption has become a delicate balancing act –
Haglöfs has a long tradition of meeting the demands of outdoor life with revolutionary insulation technologies, and this winter is no exception.
This fall/winter season, Haglöfs presents their most advanced collection of insulating garments yet. This is largely thanks to their toolkit of four insulating technologies, of natural and synthetic origins, that enables the outdoor brand to d
Down has long been a staple of cold-weather performance gear because of its outstanding warming qualities compared to synthetic alternatives. However, it comes with legitimate consumer concerns over the ethics of using animal feathers, rather than synthetic materials. The inevitable question then becomes: how can we ensure the down is ethically sourced?
Less makes you warmer. L.I.M just became a year-round series.
Haglöfs’ popular L.I.M Series has been pushing the limits of ultra-lightweight, technical trekking gear for nearly two decades. This year, L.I.M ventures further into the cold season with the premier of the first ever fall/winter collection. Now, Outsiders can achieve lighter, faster and stronger performance year-round.
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Featuring ultra-performance design and an innovative synchronized layering system, Haglöfs’ new L.I.M Series Z|T collection is made from experience for outsiders who seek the ultimate challenges.
When your adventures lead you to extreme environments, the functionality of your equipment becomes essential. Inspired by the harsh landscapes of Greenland, every product in Haglöfs’ new L.I.M
The textile industry provides employment and development opportunities to millions of workers around the world. But labor and human rights are not universally applied. Haglöfs aims to have a positive impact on all employees, workers, and consumers throughout its supply chain – and has been a member of the non-profit organization Fair Wear for ten years.
