What does mulesing mean — and why we don't use it
Mulesing is a surgical procedure often carried out without anaesthetic. North Outdoor sources its merino wool only from farms that don't practise it — across the entire range. Here's how we verify ...
No, it doesn't. Itch comes from wool fibres thicker than 30 microns, which don't bend against the skin. North Outdoor base layers use 17.5–19.5 micron merino. See the micron values range by range —...
How to wash merino wool: shrinking, static and the right detergent
30°C, wool detergent with a pH of 7 or below, no fabric softener and no tumble dryer. Plus answers on whether merino wool shrinks, whether you need to wash it before wearing it, and why it sometime...
Do you prefer merino wool or fleece?
Do you prefer merino wool or fleece? The consumer will have to do real detective work if the goal is to have responsible consumption. Currently, one of the most difficult things shopping is to find...
What’s the Difference Between Merino Wool and Regular Wool?
Wool is a natural fiber that has been used in clothing for centuries. It provides warmth, breathability, and durability — but did you know that not all wool is the same? In this article, we’ll wal...
Good news on the sustainability front - quality, domesticity, and long-term cooperation
Although no single clothing company can be completely responsible, we at North Outdoor believe that we all have a responsibility and obligation to develop our operations, make better choices, and ...
The North Outdoor x Icebug pop-up store has opened at Mall of Tripla!
North Outdoor and Icebug have opened a joint pop-up store in Helsinki'sMall of Tripla. The store, created in collaboration, will serve customers until January 2025 and offers a unique opportunity t...
