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Everyone knows that wool is the most essential winter wardrobe item. But did you know that summer is also high season for wool? Here are five good reasons to wear wool in the summer.

Wearing wool while training is not only better for the environment, it’s also better for you. You only have to wear wool once to know it would be difficult to return to synthetic training clothes.

You may remember the old wool sweater from your years as a toddler when winter was a dreaded time because of all the uncomfortable clothes you had to put on. Fortunately, much has happened with wool products since then.

Our oceans are littered with billions of particles of plastic. Though they aren’t usually thrown away as casually as plastic bottles or carrier bags, they’re just as harmful to the environment. We hardly ever give a moment’s thought to our clothes breaking down because we can’t see the process with the naked eye.

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Proper layering of clothing is one of the most fundamental concepts for outdoor activities. The layers of clothes must be moisture-wicking, insulate and protect against weather and wind.

The best experiences start with the right clothing. Layer by layer, from the innermost to the outermost garments. Nothing beats a woollen insulating middle layer to keep you warm - whatever the weather and activity.

Whether you're aiming for Galdhøpiggen, powder snow or three rounds of the neighbourhood, you should choose the woollen undergarments that best suit you and your favourite activities.

When the snow settles over the landscape like a blanket, and Easter approaches, the Norwegians take to the skis, pack their rucksacks, and get ready to go out into the wild.

Proper layering of clothing is one of the most fundamental concepts for outdoor activities. The layers of clothes must be moisture-wicking, insulate and protect against weather and wind.