Tree-Kånken & Pine Weave
Tree-Kånken features a new material called Pine Weave. What is it and why is it special? JM: Pine Weave is a hardwearing biobased fabric where we have achieved volume-based traceability
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The Kånken of the family cabin
About 30 years ago, Lollo Blomberg’s Granny Inga bought an orange Kånken at the Nordiska Kompaniet department store in Stockholm. It was a Christmas gift for the entire family. Or,
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Fjällräven Kånken Art and the Arctic Fox Initiative
Recently, we became the proud owners of our own Kånken and Kånken Art bags. Since we travel full time with our kids, we have taken them along on our adventures.
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FJÄLLRÄVEN TALK BRAND STRATEGY & GROWING THEIR CLASSIC EVENT SERIES
Åke Nordin, Founder of Fjällräven, 1936 – 2013: “We’ve been on this trek for over fifty years now. Let’s hope we never arrive.” One of the most successful manufacturers of
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Fjällräven puts Sustainability first
Fjällräven (pronounced: Fyahll-rah-ven) was founded in 1960 by Åke Nordin in Örnsköldsvik on Sweden’s High Coast. If you haven’t been to Sweden, just know that it is without a doubt
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I’m going hands-free when I travel with my Fjallraven Kanken Classic Backpack
You know style or trends must come naturally to you when, out of a billion brands and bags in the world, you pick one that is not only unique in
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FJÄLLRÄVEN’S KÅNKEN, A SWEDISH CLASSIC
Donna: Swedish and Scandinavian design is seen around the world for being this super simplistic design that in some way just makes sense, while everything else is left off. I
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A hit with Instagrammers and with investors, this hard-to-pronounce Swedish backpack brand is on a roll
“We’ve all had the experience of struggling to open a poorly designed backpack in the dark or the rain, or knowing we can’t put it down on a wet surface
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Fjallraven Kanken Purchase Guide
What are a few of the most Swedish things that you can think of? If you were to make a little list, I’m guessing it would mention lingonberries, maybe Swedish
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The Best Thing I Bought This Decade Is Fjällräven’s Kanken Backpack
My Fjällräven backpack is filthy. (I shortsightedly got it in yellow.) But it should be. In the 6 years I have actually had it, I've put this bag with whatever.
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