Fjallraven Women's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should I size Fjällräven women’s jackets, shirts, and pants?

  Most Fjällräven women's garments use European numeric sizing (36–50) or alpha sizes (XS–XXL); check the product-specific size chart and measure chest and hip to match. For outerwear allow room for a base and midlayer—choose a closer fit for shirts and tights, and size up if you plan to layer insulated pieces or carry heavy packs.
• What’s the difference between G-1000 and Vinylon F, and when should I choose each?

  G-1000 is a densely woven cotton/polyester blend used in pieces like the Greenland Jacket; it’s abrasion-resistant and can be reproofed with Greenland Wax to boost wind and water resistance. Vinylon F and other lightweight synthetics appear in Abisko and packable wind pieces for fast-drying breathability and low weight, making them better for active summer trekking.
• How do I care for and reproof G-1000 garments?

  Machine wash on a gentle cycle without fabric softener and let garments air dry; avoid high heat for insulated and technical layers. Reproof G-1000 by rubbing Greenland Wax into the fabric and warming it with a hair dryer or iron on low so the wax melts into the weave—repeat when water stops beading to restore weather resistance.
• Which Fjällräven women’s pieces are best for multi-day trekking versus everyday urban wear?

  For multi-day trekking, favor Abisko series shirts and lightweight trekking trousers that prioritize quick-drying fabrics, ventilation, and articulated movement; add a G-1000 Greenland Jacket for abrasion resistance and extra weather protection on rough trails. For everyday urban wear, choose Greenland-inspired jackets or packable wind shells for minimalist styling, dependable wind resistance, and easy layering.
• How does the Greenland Jacket compare to Abisko jackets and shirts?

  The Greenland Jacket is built from G-1000 for long-term abrasion resistance and customizable weatherproofing with Greenland Wax, so it’s well suited to rugged, variable conditions and multi-season use. Abisko jackets and shirts use lighter, more breathable, quick‑dry fabrics designed for high-output trekking and fastpacking where weight and moisture management matter more than heavy-duty abrasion resistance.