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Merino wool, which fabric weight do I need?Merino wool is one of the softest things you can wear. As well as giving you optimal insulation, it doesn't cause...
Wool as a next to skin layerWe love wool here at Ulvang! That's because it's an awesome natural product with completely unique properties. Did yo...
Wool mesh – distributes air in the garmentIf you haven't tried wool mesh baselayers before, now's the season to give it a go. We love wool here at Ulvang. But ...
Why Ulvang loves sheepAlthough our European neighbors also have sheep and goats, they barely use any wool at all. We Norwegians, on the oth...
Wool baselayers or synthetic baselayers?The choice of a wool baselayer or a synthetic baselayer depends on several factors such as intensity, activity and...
Autumn training: 3 sessions in just 10 minutesIt doesn't take much for you to feel the effects of training. Here are some ideas for short 10-minute workouts, and...
Outside strength trainingMake use of all that nature has to offer to boost your health and strengthen your muscles. Here are some top tips for...
Wool base layer for training on cold daysIt’s easy for your motivation to drop in line with the temperature, but it doesn't have to be that way. There are...
Merino woolWool has gained a new meaning in recent years, although it has always been popular, there are now clothes in merino...
Tilbehøret til turenDet er lett å stå der, i sterk vind og kalde omgivelser å tenke ‘Hvorfor tok jeg ikke med meg det?’ Lue, pannebånd,...
Wool, the partner for an outdoor lifestyleBeing outdoors has health-promoting benefits, make the experience better with good and comfortable clothes in wool.
7 myths about woolThere are still a lot of myths out there, including some about wool. Here are some of the myths that people still...
Wool for runningWhether you’re running, cycling or doing high-intensity activities, wool is clearly the best material to wear. The...
The ultrarunners’ top kit tipsSheep don't get sunburnt and they don't sweat either! Here are the ultrarunners' top kit tips.
The Multilayer Principle – A GuideThe multilayer principle or layering principle shows you how to dress while you’re out the great outdoors – whatever...
Choose wool and you’ll be well-prepared for bad weather.Being in the mountains offers quite the experience, but it can also be inhospitable when the weather changes. Stay wa...
Layering – Guide to dressing for mountain hikesSummer is the peak season for hiking, and there are plenty of places that offer great views and fantastic experiences...
9 reasons to choose woolThere are many reasons to choose wool. Here are 9 great reasons to choose wool clothes for your next trip, whether...
Benefits of wool clothing for children A good wool set or wool baselayer for children makes long days outdoors fun, whether it's at kindergarten, school or ...
What to pack for your hiking tripOur ambassador Claire Kvalheim Kieffer loves to be outdoors and here is her advice on what you should have in your...
How to dress children in springIt's getting warmer, the snow is melting, leaving puddles everywhere which children just have to jump into, spring is...
Merino wool and atopic eczemaSeveral studies now show that fine Merino wool can help those suffering from atopic eczema and sensitive skin, as wel...
Tutti-Frutti rugsFor Gamle Oslo Tre & Tekstil, a defective Ulvang wool sweater is worth its weight in gold.
Wool is gold in summerWhen you think of wool, your mind automatically drifts to cold fall and winter days, but wool is also excellent in th...
The right wool underwear for foraging for mushrooms and berries.When autumn arrives, many people head out into the vast countryside to forage for mushrooms and berries, and dressing...
How to wash wool socksMany people are unsure about how to wash wool. Here’s a simple guide on how to wash your wool socks and prolong their...
We love sheep!Sheep have been with us humans for many centuries, and all over the world their unique wool has helped protect us fro...
Wool, your best hiking companion Norway is a vast country with tall mountains, deep valleys and dense forests, but wherever you are, wool is your best...
How to stay warm on a mountain hikeWhether your mountain hikes are short or long, one thing is for sure: good experiences come with good planning. Most...
How we optimize transportationHere is how we optimize transport to be able to transport goods and products in a more environmentally friendly and...
Wool traditionGrabbing your wool sweater as soon as the temperature drops and the weather gets colder is not some fashion fad....
How to keep warm on a ski trailFor many people, winter is synonymous with skiing whether at home or at a cabin. Depending on the track you choose, i...
Middle layer: Wool vs Synthetics vs DownLayering is a term well-known to all outdoor enthusiasts. If you dress according to this notion, you are always well...
Ulvang’s design philosophy Wool is our ethos, and our clothes are designed for different activities whatever your location.
Survival guide to mountain hikingWe've compiled some tips for you! Cabin to cabin, or just a day trip? If you’re prepared, you’ll be safe in the...
How to keep warm on an alpine ski slopeWith long-awaited zeal, many skiers are back where they belong, ready to once again challenge themselves on the...
The secret to a great summit hikeBe prepared for changeable weather, high humidity and poor visibility. Here’s how to make every summit hike a breeze!
Durability, the most important part of a sustainable garment. Sustainability has become an important word in society - and for good reason. When it comes to textiles, our prioriti...