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2022The Norrøna x Ulysse Nardin Collab

A black and white photo of a wrist wearing a black Norrøna jacket and a black wristwatch.

Norrøna teamed up with Swiss luxury watchmaker Ulysse Nardin.

Bringing together two brands united by a passion for craftsmanship, innovation, and exploration. The collaboration highlighted a shared commitment to pushing boundaries – whether in the mountains, on the ocean, or through technical product development.

When ice turns into water. The Ice Legacy project’s battle
Let it be crystal ice clear. The Icelegacy project to cross the 20 largest ice fields on earth is tough. Not only are we scared of crevasses, like the giant holes of the Alaskan ice caps, but we are...

2022The Norrøna x Ulysse Nardin Collab

2003The New Collection Names
In 2003, Norrøna introduced a new way of organizing its products by grouping them into collections named after iconic Norwegian destinations, beginning with the narvik collection.

2006The Winter Ski Expedition to the North Pole
Børge Ousland and adventurer Mike Horn completed one of the most audacious polar expeditions ever attempted, skiing to the North Pole during the Arctic winter.

2006The first arktis collection
Introduced in 2006, Norrøna arktis was developed specifically for polar expeditions and life in the world’s most extreme cold-weather environments.

2007The Franz Josef Land Expedition
In 2007, Norwegian explorers Børge Ousland and Thomas Ulrich embarked on an expedition to Franz Josef Land, retracing part of the legendary route traveled by Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen more...

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2003The New Collection NamesIn 2003, Norrøna introduced a new way of organizing its products by grouping them into collections named after iconic Norwegian destinations, beginning with the narvik collection.

2006The Winter Ski Expedition to the North PoleBørge Ousland and adventurer Mike Horn completed one of the most audacious polar expeditions ever attempted, skiing to the North Pole during the Arctic winter.

2006The first arktis collectionIntroduced in 2006, Norrøna arktis was developed specifically for polar expeditions and life in the world’s most extreme cold-weather environments.

2007The Franz Josef Land ExpeditionIn 2007, Norwegian explorers Børge Ousland and Thomas Ulrich embarked on an expedition to Franz Josef Land, retracing part of the legendary route traveled by Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen more...

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When ice turns into water. The Ice Legacy project’s battleLet it be crystal ice clear. The Icelegacy project to cross the 20 largest ice fields on earth is tough. Not only are we scared of crevasses, like the giant holes of the Alaskan ice caps, but we are...

2003The New Collection Names
In 2003, Norrøna introduced a new way of organizing its products by grouping them into collections named after iconic Norwegian destinations, beginning with the narvik collection.

2006The Winter Ski Expedition to the North Pole
Børge Ousland and adventurer Mike Horn completed one of the most audacious polar expeditions ever attempted, skiing to the North Pole during the Arctic winter.

2006The first arktis collection
Introduced in 2006, Norrøna arktis was developed specifically for polar expeditions and life in the world’s most extreme cold-weather environments.

2007The Franz Josef Land Expedition
In 2007, Norwegian explorers Børge Ousland and Thomas Ulrich embarked on an expedition to Franz Josef Land, retracing part of the legendary route traveled by Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen more...

When ice turns into water. The Ice Legacy project’s battle
Let it be crystal ice clear. The Icelegacy project to cross the 20 largest ice fields on earth is tough. Not only are we scared of crevasses, like the giant holes of the Alaskan ice caps, but we are...