Hustadvika 2.0 Wool Hat Baggy, Linen
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100% merino wool
Merino wool has finer wool fibres than regular wool. It therefore feels soft and comfortable directly against the skin, even for people with sensitive skin. By comparison, Norwegian wool has coarser fibres, which can more easily irritate and cause itching. Merino wool is therefore a natural first choice when you need wool clothing knitted as a base layer directly against the skin.
Our merino wool is certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. This means:
- Comprehensive animal welfare requirements – no mulesing
- Land management that protects nature and biodiversity
- Strict requirements for wages and working conditions
- Full traceability at every stage – from the farms all the way to us
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Wash wool as little as possible. Thanks to wool's self-cleaning properties, it is often enough to air the wool clothing overnight.
For Havbris and Hustadvika: Please wash the wool garment before use, so that our fine and airy knitting technique – which is characteristic of Lanullva – settles better.
Tips for wash day- Wool detergent, preferably our gentle wool wash
- Wool programme at a maximum of 30° C
- Spin cycle maximum 400 rpm
- Do not wash Lanullva with other textiles or in an overly full machine. Please use laundry bags.
- Gently stretch the wool garment after washing, and let it dry flat for the best result
- Wool cannot withstand tumble drying or stain removers
Show your wool some love!
Wool is fantastic, but it needs care to last as long as possible. Be careful around dog claws, Velcro and firewood logs – then you can enjoy your favourite wool for a long time!Repair
We are happy to repair your Lanullva wool clothing for you. If you wish to do it yourself, we can send thread. You can find more information here. -
Traceability – from the farm to you
When Gunn Anne Vinje Lyngstad took over the family business, it was not only the world's warmest knitting method that was passed down. She also inherited her parents' fondness for animals and the wild nature of Northwestern Norway.
RWS certification
We know exactly which farms our wool comes from and how the sheep are cared for. Everything from feeding and care, to nature management and good working conditions.
Mulesing-free wool – always! None of the farms we work with practise mulesing.
Production
Our production countries: Norway, Spain, Lithuania, Sweden and Finland.
Yarn producer: Südwolle
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Shipping and delivery
We safely ship our wool garments directly to your home, wherever you live. Here you will find everything about shipping prices, delivery times and tracking.
Shipping prices
Shipping price Norway 79,- NOK
EU: 6,- EUR
The shipping price is fixed, and you will always see it clearly at checkout before completing your order.
Delivery time
Orders in Norway are sent with Bring and normally have a delivery time of 2–5 business days after the order has been dispatched. Delivery time in the EU 2–5 business days.
At checkout, you choose the delivery method that suits you best — either home delivery or delivery to your nearest collection point.
Tracking
As soon as your order has been packed and dispatched, you will receive an email with a tracking number. You can then track the parcel all the way until it is delivered.
Processing time
We pack and dispatch orders as quickly as we can on business days. If you order during weekends or public holidays, the order will be dispatched on the next business day.
Questions about your delivery?
Can't find the answer here? We are happy to help. Contact customer service, and we will work it out together.
100% merino wool
Merino wool has finer wool fibres than regular wool. It therefore feels soft and comfortable directly against the skin, even for people with sensitive skin. By comparison, Norwegian wool has coarser fibres, which can more easily irritate and cause itching. Merino wool is therefore a natural first choice when you need wool clothing knitted as a base layer directly against the skin.
Our merino wool is certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. This means:
- Comprehensive animal welfare requirements – no mulesing
- Land management that protects nature and biodiversity
- Strict requirements for wages and working conditions
- Full traceability at every stage – from the farms all the way to us
Wash wool as little as possible. Thanks to wool's self-cleaning properties, it is often enough to air the wool clothing overnight.
For Havbris and Hustadvika: Please wash the wool garment before use, so that our fine and airy knitting technique – which is characteristic of Lanullva – settles better.
Tips for wash day
- Wool detergent, preferably our gentle wool wash
- Wool programme at a maximum of 30° C
- Spin cycle maximum 400 rpm
- Do not wash Lanullva with other textiles or in an overly full machine. Please use laundry bags.
- Gently stretch the wool garment after washing, and let it dry flat for the best result
- Wool cannot withstand tumble drying or stain removers
Show your wool some love!
Wool is fantastic, but it needs care to last as long as possible. Be careful around dog claws, Velcro and firewood logs – then you can enjoy your favourite wool for a long time!
Repair
We are happy to repair your Lanullva wool clothing for you. If you wish to do it yourself, we can send thread. You can find more information here.
Traceability – from the farm to you
When Gunn Anne Vinje Lyngstad took over the family business, it was not only the world's warmest knitting method that was passed down. She also inherited her parents' fondness for animals and the wild nature of Northwestern Norway.
RWS certification
We know exactly which farms our wool comes from and how the sheep are cared for. Everything from feeding and care, to nature management and good working conditions.
Mulesing-free wool – always! None of the farms we work with practise mulesing.
Production
Our production countries: Norway, Spain, Lithuania, Sweden and Finland.
Yarn producer: Südwolle
Shipping and delivery
We safely ship our wool garments directly to your home, wherever you live. Here you will find everything about shipping prices, delivery times and tracking.
Shipping prices
Shipping price Norway 79,- NOK
EU: 6,- EUR
The shipping price is fixed, and you will always see it clearly at checkout before completing your order.
Delivery time
Orders in Norway are sent with Bring and normally have a delivery time of 2–5 business days after the order has been dispatched. Delivery time in the EU 2–5 business days.
At checkout, you choose the delivery method that suits you best — either home delivery or delivery to your nearest collection point.
Tracking
As soon as your order has been packed and dispatched, you will receive an email with a tracking number. You can then track the parcel all the way until it is delivered.
Processing time
We pack and dispatch orders as quickly as we can on business days. If you order during weekends or public holidays, the order will be dispatched on the next business day.
Questions about your delivery?
Can't find the answer here? We are happy to help. Contact customer service, and we will work it out together.
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