PRE-SPRING 25 🌸
As autumn’s final colors blend with winter’s crisp air, nature quietly prepares for a new spring. In this transition, we find peace in simplicity and timeless design. Prespring 25 continues the Tranquil Trails collection with Norwegian wool pieces that offer warmth and comfort—perfect for autumn hikes, winter calm, and the first signs of spring. Discover Prespring 25. Walk your own path.
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IT´S READY! 🪄
With over a decade of experience in yarns and hand knit, we are proud to introduce a new chapter for Skappel: Skappel ReadyMade! Beautifully crafted, ready-to-wear pieces made with our very own Skappel yarn, made from Norwergian lambswool.
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Skappel ReadyMade 2024
AW 24 🎣
Tranquil Trails is our tribute to the Norwegian landscape, created for those who with to explore and wander freely along their own path. With Norwegian lambswool at its core, we have designed garments that offer both warmth and comfort. Step outside, embrace the calm, and experience the crisp Scandinavian nature in all its beauty.
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Welcome to Skappel 🌸
- where tradition meets modernity in every stitch. Founded in 2012 by the Skappel family, our Oslo-based knitwear brand is deeply rooted in Norwegian hand knitting tradition. With a passion for preserving centuries-old heritage, we infuse each design with a touch of modern style. Explore our latest collections and knit your own dream garments! 🐑 🌸
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The Perfect Collaboration 💫
Helene Myhre has a profile that pays tribute to Norwegian nature. She is passionate about making the most of the opportunities we have in our country, and through her Instagram account @helenemoo she inspires and shares travel tips with her followers. Her passion for beautiful Norwegian nature together with Skappels passion for the unique Norwegian wool and our countries knitting traditions, fit together perfectly and has given an honest and genuine collaboration.
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Undeserved environmental scapegoat
In the "Future is Sheep" campaign, we shed light on the sheep farming industry, which we believe is unfairly portrayed as an environmental scapegoat. Help us spread the message! 🐑🩷
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