Oslo, Norway
Amundsen Sports makes outdoor clothing shaped by polar-expedition references, including knickerbockers, sweaters and technical layers. The pieces combine historical silhouettes with modern materials, so fit can differ from conventional sportswear.
Best for Outdoor Apparel, Knickerbockers
Amundsen Sports takes its name and its method from Roald Amundsen, who combined old knowledge with the newest technology of his day. The brand describes its own approach the same way: traditional craftsmanship joined to modern materials. The point of reference is the Norwegian outdoor life, skiing in winter and sailing in summer. The clothing is meant to look as settled in the city as on the mountain. Fabrics come from Western European mills with long histories. The company tests its garments in the field, from the Arctic to the Alps and the Rockies. Guides on the site explain the Amundsen Shorts, the Mucks System and Norwegian wool. A repair and warranty service backs the products. The Oslo brand store at Underhaugsveien 28 occupies a nineteenth-century home that also houses the company. It was fitted out by Kristian Moekleby and the craftsman Zdenko Tudor. A New York shop at 262 Mott Street faces St. Patrick's Old Cathedral. The Boulder shop was the first and is built like a Norwegian cabin. A Verbier space made with W Hotel uses recycled Norwegian dock wood. Waffles are served in the shops, and the brand publishes a journal on friluftsliv for its readers.
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