About wool

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 layer

We love wool here at Ulvang! That's because it's an awesome natural product with completely unique properties. Did yo...

Is wool itchy?

Why do some wool garments itch and others don't?

Wool mesh – distributes air in the garment

If 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 sheep

Although our European neighbors also have sheep and goats, they barely use any wool at all. We Norwegians, on the oth...

Wool baselayers

Wool has many wonderful properties, which is why it also makes great baselayers.

Wool baselayers or synthetic baselayers?

The choice of a wool baselayer or a synthetic baselayer depends on several factors such as intensity, activity and...

Merino wool

Wool has gained a new meaning in recent years, although it has always been popular, there are now clothes in merino...

Wool, the partner for an outdoor lifestyle

Being outdoors has health-promoting benefits, make the experience better with good and comfortable clothes in wool.

7 myths about wool

There are still a lot of myths out there, including some about wool. Here are some of the myths that people still...

Wool for running

Whether you’re running, cycling or doing high-intensity activities, wool is clearly the best material to wear. The...

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...

9 reasons to choose wool

There are many reasons to choose wool. Here are 9 great reasons to choose wool clothes for your next trip, whether...

Wool for starting preschool

There’s a lot to consider when your kid starts preschool. Finding the right clothes for activity and different...

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 trip

Our ambassador Claire Kvalheim Kieffer loves to be outdoors and here is her advice on what you should have in your...

Merino wool and atopic eczema

Several studies now show that fine Merino wool can help those suffering from atopic eczema and sensitive skin, as wel...

Wool is gold in summer

When you think of wool, your mind automatically drifts to cold fall and winter days, but wool is also excellent in th...

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...

Middle layer: Wool vs Synthetics vs Down

Layering is a term well-known to all outdoor enthusiasts. If you dress according to this notion, you are always well...

Survival guide to mountain hiking

We've compiled some tips for you! Cabin to cabin, or just a day trip? If you’re prepared, you’ll be safe in the...

What is a micron?

When we talk about wool, we often use the word micron to say something about the quality of the wool. A micron is a...

Norwegian wool

Norwegian wool is a durable material, known for its resilience and lustrousness. The cold climate, lush pastures and...


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