Fjällräven continues its legendary legacy, winning another ISPO Global Product Award for its winter new arrivals
Published: 2026-09-25
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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The annual ISPO exhibition was grandly held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, where four top-tier outdoor brands under the Swedish Fenix Group made a prestigious appearance. Numerous internationally award-winning products were showcased on-site, and notably, the Fjällräven Expedition Down... which had just won the ISPO 2015 Global Product Gold Award.
The annual ISPO exhibition was grandly held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, where four top-tier outdoor brands under the Swedish Fenix Group made a prestigious appearance. Numerous internationally award-winning products were showcased on-site, and notably, the Fjällräven Expedition Down Parka No.1, which just won the ISPO 2015 Global Product Gold Award, as well as the Keb Eco-Shell Anorak, which won the Silver Award, also made their debut at the exhibition.
Both award-winning products are part of Fjällräven’s autumn/winter 2015 new arrivals. With their distinct professional features, the two products won awards in the professional outdoor jackets and casual outdoor categories, respectively.
Expedition Down Parka No.1 wins ISPO 2015 Global Product Gold Award
Expedition Down Parka No.1 is part of Fjällräven’s top-tier outdoor product line, the Numbers series. With its unique design, eco-friendly fabric, and powerful functionality, it successfully claimed the ISPO 2015 Global Product Gold Award.
The Expedition Down Parka No.1 is a down jacket designed specifically for extremely cold environments and is fully suitable even for Arctic winters.
This jacket combines Fjällräven’s proprietary eco-friendly G-1000 fabric with reinforced G-1000 fabric, offering exceptional durability, windproofing, and breathability. It is filled with 800-fill-power high-quality white goose down, providing superior warmth and wind resistance compared to ordinary down jackets. Beyond its outstanding insulation, the Expedition Down Parka No.1 also boasts powerful outdoor functionality, with numerous details designed based on real outdoor needs in extreme conditions. Wear-resistant areas such as the shoulders, lower back, sleeves, and pockets are reinforced with G-1000 Eco, enhancing the garment’s durability. The inner lining uses flexible polyester fibers, allowing for easy movement during outdoor activities. The pockets and the inner collar are made from premium wool supplied by the British military supplier “Abraham Moon,” offering soft comfort while blocking cold winds. The uniquely designed, adjustable hood further enhances warmth. In terms of pocket design, the Expedition Down Parka No.1 continues Fjällräven’s practical functionality, featuring two large pockets on the chest and two on either side below the jacket, convenient for carrying items during outdoor activities. Additional outdoor-focused details include wrist velcro straps, an adjustable waist drawcord, and a detachable “camping harness” on the back. It is the combination of these powerful functional features that contribute to the Expedition Down Parka No.1’s exceptional performance, making it an unparalleled winter outdoor insulated jacket.
Keb Eco-Shell Anorak wins ISPO 2015 Global Product Silver Award
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The Keb Eco-Shell Anorak is a waterproof, breathable, and eco-friendly outdoor jacket tailored for all-terrain fast hiking. Made with fluorocarbon-free fabric, it offers a natural, skin-friendly feel. The overall design of the garment follows Fj...
The Keb Eco-Shell Anorak is made from Fjällräven’s proprietary lightweight, windproof and waterproof fabric, Eco-shell, which contains no fluorocarbons and is recyclable. Tested to withstand up to 30,000 mm of water pressure and with a breathability of 26,000 g/m²/24h, it is ideal for changing weather conditions and a top choice for extreme adventurers.
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