What makes Fjällräven special?
Wool has always been one of Fjällräven's basic materials, especially in the production of underwear and sweatshirts. Some time ago, the brand started to use the wool for various purposes: as filling in jackets or as the back part for a backpack. Inspired by this idea, the wool is now also used in the well-known Kanken backpack.
Fjällräven supports companies that respect and promote animal welfare and agriculture. At the same time, the sustainable company offers full traceability of the supply chain to ensure maximum transparency.
Say Hello To Kanken Re-Wool
The wool version of Fjällräven's classic backpack consists of the new G-1000 HeavyDuty Eco S, which is a durable and water-repellent material. The wool is made from leftovers that are first sorted by colour, then shredded and re-spun. This saves water and energy and the wool does not need to be re-dyed. As a result, the new Kanken Re-Wool is not only durable, but also sustainable through the use of recycled materials.
More Stuff from the Kanken
Kanken is a classic backpack and has been convincing people with its simple style since 1978. With its large main compartment and an integrated, removable seat cushion, the backpack is the perfect school bag and protects against back problems. At the same time, it offers a comfortable seat padding when needed. Perfect for long days at school, at work or even outdoors in nature.
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Fjällräven Streetwear - made for outdoors
Besides the new Kanken Re-Wool, Fjällräven has also developed sustainable and stylish streetwear. Whether it is a lumberjack shirt or an outdoor jacket, the products give a casual style while being made from durable and sustainable materials. On top the also launch some Re-Wool products, which promise sustainability and give the possibility to trace the whole supply chain. Not only are they super stylish but also support animal welfare and agriculture.
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