Fjällräven Greenland Winter Jacket

The Fjällräven Greenland Winter Jacket is a classic winter jacket introduced in the 1970s, designed to provide warmth and durability for outdoor enthusiasts. It features a weather-resistant outer fabric made from G-1000 Eco, a blend of 65% recycled polyester and 35% organic cotton, and is lined with soft teddy-fleece for added insulation. The jacket's water-resistant properties can be enhanced with Greenland Wax, further increasing its durability. Fjällräven, meaning "The Arctic Fox" in Swedish, was founded in 1960 by Åke Nordin in Östersund, Sweden. The company initially gained recognition for its external frame backpacks and later expanded its product line to include jackets, tents, and other outdoor gear. In 1970, Fjällräven introduced the Greenland Jacket, utilizing the G-1000 material, which became a cornerstone of their product line. The company has since evolved, focusing on sustainable materials and environmentally friendly production methods. As of 2026, Fjällräven is owned by Fenix Outdoor International AG, a Swedish company specializing in outdoor clothing and equipment. Fenix Outdoor International AG is headquartered in Sweden and owns several other outdoor brands, including Hanwag and Primus. Fjällräven's products are sold worldwide, with local subsidiaries and distributors in various countries, including the United States, where Fjällräven North America operates as a subsidiary.