Vilja Weatherproof Women’s Hoodie - Norwegian Wool

• Model height 179cm, is wearing size Medium

• 100% long-lasting Norwegian wool 

• Water resistant outer layer (water column 8000 mm)

• Windproof lining

• Loose fit

• Heavy knit

• Quarter-zip, zippered front pockets

• Drawstring hood

• Weight: 1345g (size M)

• Designed and knitted in Norway

• Hand wash

Knitted with 100% Norwegian wool treated for water repellency, and lined with a breathable windproof liner, the Vilja weatherproof wool hoodie comes with a cropped body and a slightly oversized fit. The young, feminine look is further emphasized by drawstrings in hemline and hood. The hoodie features a quarter zip, two zippered front pockets and a large hood with skin soft merino wool lining. A perfect companion for the great outdoors.

Plover - Long-lasting Norwegian wool

A proprietary blend of wool produced in Norway from Norwegian sheep.

Due to this yarn’s unique qualities and consistent popularity, this wool quality has been a part of our family since 1939!

Norwegian wool is one of the world’s most animal-friendly textile fibers, due to the sheep’s natural mountain life. This yarn offers an authentic look renowned for its uniquely crisp look and longevity.

Garments knitted with Plover needs to be hand washed. (Fiber diameter: 33 micron)

Find all our products made with Plover wool.

The wool in this garment is treated for extra dirt- and water-resistant properties. This treatment is PFOA-free and complies with the EU REACH regulation. The windproof lining in the garment adds further water resistance. Combined, the treatment and the lining achieve an 8000 mm waterproof rating. Please note that this garment doesn’t have taped seams and therefore is regarded as water resistant, not waterproof. This is a comfortable garment with high breathability, keeping you warm and dry on windy days, in light showers.

There is a note of both the 50s and the 60s in the Vilja hoodie. The design elements are amplified, featuring the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose, the cross known from the Setesdal and Cortina pattern, and the lice pattern.

“Vilja” is a Nordic feminine given name meaning both “richness” and “grain”, but also “will”. The will to see things afresh. The will to pass on the very best of our Norwegian design history.