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FJALLRAVEN NUMBERS

In the late sixties every Fjällräven product had a number rather than a name, and the Numbers line brings that back, with the number telling you how many versions came before it. Jacket No. 68 is a long way down that list. It is G-1000 Eco, recycled polyester and organic cotton, with G-1000 HeavyDuty over the shoulders, sleeves and pockets, panelled so a worn section can be replaced rather than the jacket. Wax it or do not. Mostly made in Europe. Not many jackets get that many goes.

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Fjallraven Smock No. 1 Buckwheat Brown - Front
Fjallraven Smock No. 1

Buckwheat Brown

Sale price$880.00
Fjallraven Jacket No. 68 Dark Olive - Front
Fjallraven Jacket No. 68

Dark Olive

Sale price$711.00
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8 Dark Olive - Front
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8

Dark Olive

Sale price$630.00
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8 Dark Grey - Front
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8

Dark Grey

Sale price$630.00
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8 Laurel Green - Front
Fjallraven Anorak No. 8

Laurel Green

Sale price$630.00
Fjallraven Jacket No. 68 Green - Front 1
Fjallraven Jacket No. 68

Green

Sale price$711.00

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