Overview
About Fjallraven Koster Sweater - Zip Neck (For Men)
Closeouts. Fjallraven's Koster sweater is made from warm, fuzzy wool with woven panels at the shoulders, elbows and pocket trim for an appealing texture contrast with an old-school vibe. The single chest pocket has a hidden-button closure, and the zip collar lends versatile styling options.
- Founded in 1960, Fjallraven of Sweden explores innovative ways to improve materials, reduce weight and increase freedom in outdoor clothing and gear used all over the world
- Main fabric is a fuzzy and warm wool knit
- Woven panels at the shoulders, elbows and pocket trim add appealing texture contrast
- Single chest pocket with hidden-button closure
- Tall ribbed collar with hidden front zip
- Logo patch at upper-left sleeve
- Ribbed cuffs and hem for shape-holding stretch
- By Fjallraven of Sweden
- Imported
Specs
Specs about Fjallraven Koster Sweater - Zip Neck (For Men)
- Zip Neck
- Zip neck: 8"
- Closure: Zip neck
- Fabric: 100% wool (body), 65% polyester, 35% cotton (trim)
- Care: Hand wash, dry flat
- Imported
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Reviewed by Jim Zee from Virginia on Tuesday, January 16, 2018
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Fjallraven Koster sweaterVerified Buyer Reviewed by Jim Zee from Virginia on Tuesday, January 16, 2018I received my Fjallraven Koster sweater as a gift a few weeks ago. It arrived just in time for some serious sub-zero weather here in the Northeast. This sweater is just what I needed to enjoy all my outdoor activities staying warm and comfortable. Great to layer with a T-shirt, breathable undershirts or flannel. The design and quality of the sweater is 5 STARS. Thanks Sierra Trading Post for a great buy as well as super fast delivery and quality service.
