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Sara Skogsberg

Press contact Corporate Communicatins Manager sara.skogsberg@haglofs.se +34616424178

Sophia Schlör

Press contact PR Manager PR sophia.schlor@haglofs.se +46720773930

Haglöfs announces the opening of its first flagship store in Japan

Haglöfs, the 110-year-old Swedish outdoor brand recognized for its high-quality and functional gear, is excited to announce the grand opening of its first flagship store in Japan, Haglöfs Harajuku, on September 14, 2024. This 166-square-meter store will feature a comprehensive selection of Haglöfs' signature outdoor products, including backpacks, apparel, and accessories, catering to both outdoor

Welcome to Haglöfs!

We come from Sweden, a country of extreme weather and extensive landscape. A place where the outdoors isn’t just a far off place, it’s in the fabric of our culture and community. We are committed to creating gear that will support anyone, anywhere in their own outdoor adventure. We were founded in 1914 by Wiktor Haglöf, a visionary with a dream and a toolbox. Our story has evolved from humble beginnings, and we’ve ventured into new territory, creating technical designs that set a new standard in craftsmanship.

At Haglöfs, we are Outsiders by Nature. We draw outside the lines, think outside the box, and live outside our comfort zones. We encourage exploration both physically and mentally through embracing the outdoors. We believe that everyone can experience the outdoors, and do all we can to ensure that it will still be there for future generations to explore.