100% wool lightly filted headbands in two different colours - at the moment. They are warm and light, easy to bring in your pocket when outside. My children use these all the time in the colder season - in the north that could also mean the middle of July.
Will keep you warm on most days along the cost of Norway, but you will need a proper hat for the winter.
One size fits all aged 6-16 . Beware that the patterns on the headbands can vary a bit due to several producers in the north of Norway - the pictures are not neccissarily 100% correct pattern and colourwise. On the other side, your headband will be one of a kind.
How to maintain your wool product
If you feel the need to wash your wool garment there are a few things to consider. You should hand wash only at a maximum of 30-40 degrees celsius. When done with the washing you dry the garments on a flat surface, for example the bathroom floor. Wool might shrink a bit when washed, but is easily pulled into the previous shape when wet. Just make sure you donĀ“t overdo it.
Most of the time it will be enough to just leave your wool product outdoors for a few hours to let it breathe - this will of course not work on stains.
Need more information? Have a look at this short video from TSI Apparel.
Return- and guarantee policy
We are sure that you will be happy with your product. Should you not be happy you are of course more than welcome to return the stuff you bought to us within reasonable time - unused of course. Read more about our return- and guarantee policy here.
Advantages of wool
Wool is a 100% natural product that only sheds fibers that break down, end up as soil in nature, and releases valuable nutrients back to the earth. Wool is 100% natural, produced by one of thousands of sheep consuming a simple blend of water, air, sunshine and grass. To top it all wool is 100% renewable. Every year the sheep produce a new fleece, making wool a completely renewable fibre.
Being able to absorb large quantities of water, and being odour resistant was also something Roald Amundsen enjoyed walking to the south pole. If you want to get some more information we have prepared some more info for you.
