Fjallraven Collection

Since 1960, Fjallraven has crafted durable outdoor gear from Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, blending Scandinavian practicality with environmental respect. Founded by Åke Nordin to make nature accessible, Fjallraven uses innovative materials like G-1000 fabric for reliable performance in rugged conditions. Ideal for adventurers and urban explorers, its products deliver functionality and authentic style.

Fjallraven prioritises sustainability, incorporating recycled polyester and organic cotton to minimise environmental impact. Designed for longevity, Fjallraven gear supports diverse lifestyles, from outdoor pursuits to daily commutes. With a legacy rooted in quality craftsmanship, the brand inspires exploration while preserving nature for future generations.

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Fjällräven FAQs

Fjällräven, meaning 'The Arctic Fox' in Swedish, was founded in 1960 by Åke Nordin. The company began with the first external-frame rucksack and has grown to offer durable outdoor clothing and gear renowned for functionality and clean design.

The Kånken was introduced in 1978 to prevent back issues among Swedish schoolchildren. Its rectangular shape, lightweight Vinylon F fabric and simple design have made it an enduring icon of practical outdoor essentials.

Yes. Since 2015 all Fjällräven lines have been free of PFCs, and the Re-Kånken backpack is made entirely from recycled plastic bottles, reflecting the brand’s commitment to sustainable practices.

Key fabrics include G-1000 (a polyester–cotton blend treated with Greenland Wax for water resistance), Vinylon F (used in Kånken packs) and Eco-Shell (a breathable, waterproof recycled-polyester material).

Apply Greenland Wax to G-1000 garments sparingly and re-wax as needed. Hand-wash Kånken packs in lukewarm water with a soft brush. Follow the care label on down items, using gentle洗 and thorough drying to preserve loft.

Greenland Wax is a paraffin-and-beeswax blend designed to boost water resistance in G-1000 fabric. To apply, rub the block over the fabric, then gently heat with an iron or hairdryer so the wax melts and bonds to the fibres.