1960 Logo Headband - Dark Navy
DESCRIPTION
A knitted headband from Fjällräven - in a soft, pliant merino/polyester blend. Perfect as an alternative to a hat on milder winter days, keeping your ears warm without letting you overheat. The 1960 Logo Headband is easy to keep in a pocket, its weave channels any moisture and wool construction will keep you warm even when wet. Embroidered "Fjällräven Sweden 1960" badge with logo on the front.
- Material: 95% wool, 4% polyester, 1% elastane
- Environmental info: Traceable wool
- Weight: 44 g
PROVENANCE AND ETHICS
The story behind Fjällräven began in 1950 when Åke Nordin, a 14-year-old boy from Örnsköldsvik in Northern Sweden, was about to go for a trek in the mountains. Åke, who spent more time outdoors than indoors, did not like the backpacks that were available at that time. He decided to take matters into his own hands and built a wooden pack frame.
To this day Fjällräven stays true to Åke's vision of offering functional equipment for journeys in the outdoors. Fjällräven develop environmentally friendly fabrics and co-operate with partners to improve the environment and support biodiversity.
Original: $40.00
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Description
DESCRIPTION
A knitted headband from Fjällräven - in a soft, pliant merino/polyester blend. Perfect as an alternative to a hat on milder winter days, keeping your ears warm without letting you overheat. The 1960 Logo Headband is easy to keep in a pocket, its weave channels any moisture and wool construction will keep you warm even when wet. Embroidered "Fjällräven Sweden 1960" badge with logo on the front.
- Material: 95% wool, 4% polyester, 1% elastane
- Environmental info: Traceable wool
- Weight: 44 g
PROVENANCE AND ETHICS
The story behind Fjällräven began in 1950 when Åke Nordin, a 14-year-old boy from Örnsköldsvik in Northern Sweden, was about to go for a trek in the mountains. Åke, who spent more time outdoors than indoors, did not like the backpacks that were available at that time. He decided to take matters into his own hands and built a wooden pack frame.
To this day Fjällräven stays true to Åke's vision of offering functional equipment for journeys in the outdoors. Fjällräven develop environmentally friendly fabrics and co-operate with partners to improve the environment and support biodiversity.
