Lanullva blog
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Are there Norwegian brands that specialise in wool sweaters?
Yes. Lanullva is a Norwegian family brand from Lyngstad in Nordmøre, with wool sweaters designed in Norway and knitted in Europe, and the Eilif collection in Norwegian wool from Hustadvika.
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What does RWS-certified merino wool mean?
RWS sets requirements for animal welfare and the management of grazing land on sheep farms, and certificates follow the wool through the value chain. Here is what the label means...
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What does temperature-regulating wool really mean – and why does wool breathe?
Temperature-regulating wool does not control your body temperature. We explain what the term means, why wool breathes and how wool helps you keep your heat balance outdoors and indoors.
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Why merino wool works better than cotton when hiking
“Cotton kills” is not an exaggeration – cotton can be dangerous in the Norwegian mountains. Here is the actual difference between merino wool and cotton when hiking.
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How to choose the right wool underwear for activity and everyday life
Wool underwear for jogging is not the same as for office work. We help you choose the right weight and fit for your everyday life.
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Wool in Norwegian coastal weather: how to choose wool for changeable weather
Along the coast, the weather shifts between sun, wind and drizzle in a single day. Here is how wool handles damp and wind, and how to dress in layers for...
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Layering with wool: how to stay warm without sweating
Clothes don't produce heat themselves – they hold on to the heat your body produces. Here is how to layer with wool to stay just warm enough, both when you...
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Wool in summer – how to wear wool all year round
Thin merino wool breathes, absorbs sweat and rarely needs washing. Here is how to wear wool even when it is warm – and why thickness is what counts.
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Why do some wool garments feel clammy – and others do not?
Some wool garments breathe well – others cling to the skin. We explain what sets them apart and how to choose the right one.
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A new yarn supplier for the future
Today it is my children and I who drives La n ullva , and have the honor of continuing the family legacy of my mother, Brit Vinje Lyngstad. Even though it has now...
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5 tips for parents of young children – how to make wool last longer
Toddlers' lives are full of play and adventure – a life that goes well with wool on the body. And with the knitting method in Havbris and Hustadvika, with air...
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Would you like to go mushroom hunting?
Here are some good tips that will make it easier to get out on a mushroom trip. 1. What do you need? Bring a basket or net to put the...