The light layer
Havbris
A thin layer with air knitted into every stitch – on its own or next to the skin.
- Knit
- Thin rib knit
- Feel
- Soft, airy and very stretchy
- Use
- Next to the skin on hikes and when active
Klar for vinteren
Ull strikket med luft – varm når du står stille, pustende når du er i bevegelse
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Which wool suits you?
Five series for different days. Find the one that fits how you use it.
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The warm layer
Hustadvika
A thicker knit with plenty of air – made to keep you warm when you stand still.
- Knit
- Thick rib knit
- Feel
- Soft, airy and very stretchy
- Use
- On its own or over a thin wool layer
Everyday wool
Everyday
Simple essentials in thin, smooth merino – for work, training and everyday life.
- Knit
- Thin, smooth knit
- Feel
- Soft and smooth
- Use
- On its own or as a base layer, every day
The rugged wool
Eilif
Knitted in Norwegian wool from farms in Hustadvika. Wear it as a warm layer over other clothes.
- Knit
- Thick and hard-wearing
- Feel
- Rugged and robust
- Use
- Over other clothes, in wind and weather
For forest and field
Anti-Tex
Thin wool treated with permethrin – made for forest and field where there are ticks and mosquitoes.
- Knit
- Thin rib knit
- Feel
- Soft and stretchy
- Use
- Next to the skin in forest and field
Usikker på størrelsen?
Gi et gavekort – eller handle trygt med 30 dagers bytterett
Et Lanullva-gavekort lar mottakeren velge farge og størrelse selv. Kjøper du plagg, kan de enkelt byttes etter jul.
A little more air. A lot more care.
Sometimes a big idea begins with someone you love.
When Eilif needed a warmer sweater, Brit found a new way to knit. That care lives on in Lanullva.
Air in the knit. Care in every stitch.
Behind Havbris and Hustadvika lies Brit’s knitting method. Get to know the story, the craft and the distinctive structure of the garments.
How the knitting method works
Wool alone isn’t the whole explanation. What insulates is the still air held in the knit – and Brit’s method builds a lot of it in.
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- 1Air knitted into every stitch
SINTEF described the knit as “a thick and open structure” with “a lot of air between the fibres”.
- 2The air holds the warmth
Your body heat stays in the air pockets, even when you take a break. SINTEF found that the insulation follows the amount of air in the knit.
- 3The wool does the rest
Wool can absorb a lot of moisture without feeling wet, so you stay warm when you stop after being active.
Inside the knit
Body heatThe warmth from your body heats the air in the stitches.
Air in the stitchesStill air insulates well – that is why the knit holds the warmth.
MoistureThe wool absorbs moisture without feeling wet.
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