Havbris ullue i Mosegrønn
Havbris ullue i Mosegrønn
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Havbris 2.0 Ull Lue Glattstrikk, Mosegrønn

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  • Brit’s knitting method – air knitted into every stitch
  • Keeps you warm even when you take a break
  • The knitting method is tested by SINTEF on Svalbard, −23 °C
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    • Havbris Lue Glattstrikk er en tynn og myk lue i merinoull. Til trening, tur og hverdag, og under hetta når det blåser.

      «varmer godt uten å stramme eller bli klam.» – Christian M., Havbris-kunde

      • Myk merinoull som mange kunder forteller at ikke klør – også rett mot huden.
      • På de kaldeste dagene: Havbris innerst, Hustadvika utenpå. Den tynne luen går fint under en tykkere lue i sterk kulde og vind.
      • 100 % merinoull. Ulla er RWS-sertifisert, med krav til dyrevelferd og sporbarhet gjennom verdikjeden.
      • Flere kunder opplever luen som romslig og lang. Den kan brettes opp.

    Havbris Lue Glattstrikk er en tynn og myk lue i merinoull. Til trening, tur og hverdag, og under hetta når det blåser.

    «varmer godt uten å stramme eller bli klam.» – Christian M., Havbris-kunde

    • Myk merinoull som mange kunder forteller at ikke klør – også rett mot huden.
    • På de kaldeste dagene: Havbris innerst, Hustadvika utenpå. Den tynne luen går fint under en tykkere lue i sterk kulde og vind.
    • 100 % merinoull. Ulla er RWS-sertifisert, med krav til dyrevelferd og sporbarhet gjennom verdikjeden.
    • Flere kunder opplever luen som romslig og lang. Den kan brettes opp.

    Lanullva Air

    It’s the air that keeps you warm

    It isn’t just the wool that makes the difference. It’s the way we knit it.

    Close-up of the rib knit
    Brit Vinje Lyngstad, the inventor
    Brit Vinje Lyngstad, the inventor

    Grandmother’s invention

    Eilif came home cold and sweaty from working on the farm at Lyngstad, on Norway's harsh north-west coast. In 1994, Brit Vinje Lyngstad invented a knitting method with air knitted into every stitch – and Eilif stopped being cold. The following year, SINTEF tested the method on Svalbard.

    1. 1994Invented at Lyngstad, Norway

      Brit knits the first sweater for Eilif.

    2. 1995Tested by SINTEF

      Field-tested on Svalbard at −23 °C.

    3. 1996Svalbard, −50 °C

      Worn by Scott Johnson, Arctic Polar, on Svalbard in February 1996.

    How the knitting method works

    Wool alone isn’t the whole explanation. What insulates is the still air held in the knit – and Brit’s method builds a lot of it in.

    Fisherman in a blue Hustadvika sweater on board his boat 1 2 3
    1. 1
      Air knitted into every stitch

      SINTEF described the knit as “a thick and open structure” with “a lot of air between the fibres”.

    2. 2
      The air holds the warmth

      Your body heat stays in the air pockets, even when you take a break. SINTEF found that the insulation follows the amount of air in the knit.

    3. 3
      The wool does the rest

      Wool can absorb a lot of moisture without feeling wet, so you stay warm when you stop after being active.

    Inside the knit

    Deep inside the knit: air between the stitches
    Deep inside the knit: air between the stitches
    Body heatThe warmth from your body heats the air in the stitches.
    Air in the stitchesStill air insulates well – that is why the knit holds the warmth.
    MoistureThe wool absorbs moisture without feeling wet.

    Two layers for the coldest days

    Havbris next to the skin and Hustadvika on top. Two layers with air in the stitch, made to be worn together when it gets really cold.

    • Havbris – The light layer – next to the skin
    • Hustadvika – The warm layer – on top

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