Hustadvika 2.0 Children's Zip Coverall in Laurel
Hustadvika 2.0 Children's Zip Coverall in Laurel

Hustadvika 2.0 Children's Zip Coverall, Laurel

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From the family business at Lyngstad, Norway. It all began in 1994, when Eilif was cold. Read our story

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🌡️ Warm when you stand still, dry when you're active

❄️ Tested by SINTEF on Svalbard, −23 °C

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    • The wool suit that makes dressing right a breeze. Keep your child just the right temperature, whatever the activity, weather or wind. The suit is knitted in 100% merino wool.

      What makes the Lanullva experience so different is, first and foremost, our own airy knitting method. The knit has been tested by SINTEF: the air in the stitches insulates when you stand still and releases moisture when you're active. More air means more insulation and better ventilation.

      Excess heat and sweat are easily transported away from the body and through the garment – so that the child stays dry and warm at all times. This wool suit can be worn directly against the body or as a mid-layer.

    The wool suit that makes dressing right a breeze. Keep your child just the right temperature, whatever the activity, weather or wind. The suit is knitted in 100% merino wool.

    What makes the Lanullva experience so different is, first and foremost, our own airy knitting method. The knit has been tested by SINTEF: the air in the stitches insulates when you stand still and releases moisture when you're active. More air means more insulation and better ventilation.

    Excess heat and sweat are easily transported away from the body and through the garment – so that the child stays dry and warm at all times. This wool suit can be worn directly against the body or as a mid-layer.

    WHO IS BEHIND IT

    Knitted using Brit's knitting method

    In 1994, Brit Vinje Lyngstad knitted a sweater with extra air in the stitches for her husband, Eilif, who came home wet and cold from work on the farm. The garment you are looking at is knitted according to the same principle.

    Today, her daughter Gunn Anne and her children carry Lanullva forward from Atlanterhavsveien.