This hat marked the beginning of Norwegian national costumes - the bunads Dark skirts and waists made of wool, with embroidered local patterns. This was how the traditional folk costumes were supposed to be, according to Hulda Garborg - who designed the first bunad.
Your clothes cause water pollution — but now both the water and the pollutants can be reused The clothing industry uses and pollutes large amounts of water. Now water from textile manufacturers will be treated, cleaned and reused.
The COP26 plastic uniforms are a disaster for the environment OPINION: Recycled plastic clothing will never save the climate.
Ecolabelling of clothes has catastrophic consequences for the environment OPINION: When environmental rankings for apparel misuse research and are not reviewed by independent third parties, the results can be catastrophic for small-scale growers and farmers. Those who profit from these rankings, on the other hand are the global fashion industry.
Norwegians are the most critical of the niqab and burka in the Nordics Norway is more critical of face-covering garments like the niqab and burka than their Nordic neighbours, shows new Pew Research survey.
Worsted wool was once Norway’s ersatz silk There was a time when the King forbade Norwegian commoners from wearing silk clothing. The result caused British worsted wool to become all the fashion in Norway.