Name: U Bräcke Knitted Balaclava
Brand: VARG
SKU: 2338
Price: 1300.00 SEK
Availability: InStock

U Bräcke Knitted Balaclava

Dark Blue with Off White

The Bräcke Knitted Balaclava is made from a soft wool-blend with our signature jacquard-knit pattern. Its classic design provides full coverage for the head, neck, and lower face, keeping you warm in cold weather.

Wool is one of the most functional materials available. It offers exceptional warmth even in damp conditions, effectively wicks away moisture, and features natural properties that resist dirt and unpleasant odors.

As a sustainable material, wool is gentle on the environment. Its production consumes less water and energy compared to many other materials, and it is 100% biodegradable, meaning it doesn’t contribute to microplastic pollution.

The merino wool used in our base layers is certified by Woolmark and is guaranteed to be mulesing-free.

Most of Varg’s wool products are crafted from recycled wool. Recycled wool fabrics often include synthetic fibers to bind and strengthen the material. Recycled wool is sourced from old garments, which are then carded and processed into new yarn. This approach reduces water, energy, and chemical use, and helps minimize waste.

Our recycled wool qualities are produced in Italy by a manufacturer certified with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and Global Recycled Standard (GRS), and who provides a declaration for mulesing-free wool.

A garment made from our wool blend will keep you warm and offer excellent comfort, thanks to its breathable fibers. Even if it gets a bit damp, wool will continue to keep you warm.

Proper care and maintenance of your garment are crucial to extending its lifespan and maintaining its durability. Dirt, excessive wear, and damage can affect the material’s longevity.

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