Haglofs was formed in 1914 by Wiktor Haglof, once a carpenter and the son of a forester. The man believed that hand-made construction was what made something truly good, and even as the brand has grown, it's honoured some of his principles.
The brand has a great deal to boast about its history, and with good reason. Having made outdoor wear for more than one hundred years, even the company's most modernized offerings still sport durability beyond necessity: the company's simpler jackets can survive surprising temperatures and damage, though as a rule, you'll still want to treat these well-crafted items as nicely as if you made them yourself.
Adaptability is important for a brand that grows, and Haglofs has had a lot of time to grow. This means that they've sold over 500 different products in their modern years, and many more all throughout their time. Not bad for a brand with such humble origins. Their products range from jackets to inner wear to trousers and shorts.
If you want some kind of jacket, Haglofs can likely provide it for you. From a warm layer of gray fleece with sporty accents to a water-proofed, ribbed jacket filled with down, Haglofs has an impressive array of outerwear products to suit just about any need, from a brief British chill to the cold of Sweden where the brand first originated.
Haglofs makes trousers for everyone. Like all of their products, they offer a number of colour options, from burnished ""Habanero"" red to bright, aqueous blue. Though most of their trousers still resemble sports gear, you can even get something that looks more at home on a very snowy street. This doesn't stop at features, either: Haglofs makes flexible trousers for times where you need something that absolutely does not get in the way, as well as more ""formal"" trousers in blues and blacks with a higher degree of protection and strong belt clips. Do you need a lot of pockets? Haglofs has touring trousers with just that. And whether you're a man or a woman, Haglofs definitely makes trousers that will fit you comfortably.