The Haglöfs Leftover Sleeping bag looks different, because it is different. It's made from leftovers: hence its random colors. Pieces of high-performance material that, instead of being piled on to the world’s growing waste problem, have been turned into 105 comfortable sleeping bags - offering a great night's sleep on any outdoor adventure.
For spring 2019, Haglöfs is adding a new multifunctional shell jacket to the range: the Rapak Poncho, a unisex hybrid jacket. In this garment, the functionality of a high-performing shell jacket meets cool, minimalistic Japanese-inspired design. The result is a highly protective and breathable poncho that's as perfect for hiking in the wilderness as it is for commuting in urban environments.
Haglöfs’ new mountaineering jacket for SS19 features all the essentials, and nothing else. That's because the L.I.M Mountain PROOF Anorak has been built according to the L.I.M philosophy – Less Is More – where every spare gram is removed without compromising any of the functionality. It's waterproof, fits perfectly, and is built to last.
Haglöfs is known for pushing boundaries and bringing its own brand of innovation to the outdoor industry for more than a century. For its FW19 collection, the company has chosen to pay tribute to its heritage, launching a collection that fuses groundbreaking outdoor technology with a modern take on a traditional style of Swedish folk art called kurbits.
For FW18, Haglöfs is bringing its popular L.I.M concept into the snow segment – by launching the L.I.M Touring collection. The collection is built with the L.I.M philosophy – Less Is More – at its heart. And it provides the perfect lightweight product range, helping you to tackle the sweatiest ascents and speediest descents.
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.
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 provi
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.
It stands to reason that to repair, rebuild and recharge an item is a better and more sustainable option than replacing it. So, it's a concept that Haglöfs built into the core of their new Eco PROOF Jacket – an item of clothing that ramps up the sustainability while remaining perfect for high performance activity. Eco PROOF Jacket is launched in two colours for men and women.
The outdoor brand Haglöfs has been awarded yet another design prize as its jacket Eco Proof Jacket was chosen Winner in the category Urban Outer Layer 3L at the ISPO Award 2018.
We know that the best clothing is made by using the right, most appropriate materials. Very often, this actually means that new materials, ones which do the job perfectly, are developed and created. But sometimes, materials that have been evolved over tens of thousands of years - like down- are the ones that suit the garment and its purpose best.
When this is the case, it's important that sust
Haglöfs has been a member of Fair Wear Foundation since 2012 and is today the only Nordic outdoor brand on the member list.
Haglöfs feels that adding recycled materials to outdoor gear is not just paying lip service to sustainability: it's a great way to make highly functional products with reduced environmental loads, and will soon be the norm.
It's long been held as fact that down has the best warmth-to-weight ratio out there. But as the clouds gather, the temperatures drop, and we prepare for our autumn and winter adventures, Haglöfs are seeking to challenge this assumption.
Haglöfs have reinforced their commitment to fluorocarbon-free treatments on their products by vowing to the complete transition to more environmentally friendly substances by year 2020.
This fall Haglöfs are launching their Junior Collection, a new clothing range consisting of some of the brand’s most beloved items - now adapted for the next generation of adventurers.
Man-made fabrics release microplastics when washed, potentially causing pollution of the oceans. While searching for a permanent solution to the problem, Swedish outdoor company Haglöfs now offer a special washing bag that catches up to 99% of the microplastics originating from synthetic clothing.