Collection: Geographical Norway

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Geographical Norway Men's Shirt

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59,00€
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59,00€
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59,00€
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TYRELLANA Anapurna LADY Women - Fine Fleece

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29,00€
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GEOGRAPHICAL NORWAY Scandinavian outdoor life, from the trail to the city

Born from a Nordic imagination filled with fjords, forests, and frosty mornings, Geographical Norway those who live outdoors. Expedition parkas, puffer jackets, softshells, fleeces, sweatshirts, T-shirts, and Bermuda shorts: a complete wardrobe designed for both the city and the trail, with the same commitment to durability season after season. Men, women, and children—there’s something for everyone.

Geographical Norway Clothing for Geographical Norway and Women

It all starts with the fabric. Tightly woven, water-repellent polyester; windproof softshell membranes; high-loft quilted fillings; anti-pilling fleece; and combed-cotton jersey for the basics. The details follow: reinforced seams, removable hoods, interior zippered pockets, and elastic cuffs. From summer T-shirts to extreme-cold parkas, including quilted jackets and zip-up sweaters, the collection covers all seasons and all sizes.

Geographical Norway Jacket

How do you choose? Think in terms of temperature rather than style. Below 0 °C, go for a parka or a puffer jacket thick padding, an adjustable hood, and inner cuffs. Between 5 and 15 °C, a softshell or a lightweight quilted jacket is enough, worn over a fleece. Above that, cotton takes over: T-shirts, polo shirts, and Bermuda shorts. For care, wash at 30 °C, avoid fabric softener—which clogs water-repellent fibers—and restore the water-repellent properties by running the garment through the dryer on a warm setting.

Geographical Norway Jacket