Welcome to 66ºNorth
Suitable for Iceland, perfect for Everest.
Tindur down jacket is 66˚North's most advanced insulated jacket.
We want the world to experience the power and beauty of the North. This means clothes that make life and activity possible where there would otherwise be none.
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Looks for the fall
66°North x Fischersund
Útilykt
66°North and Fischersund designed a fragrance inspired by the scent of the Icelandic outdoors.
Fall/Winter 2021
Dyngja
Dyngja is a collection of high-quality 800 fill-power down garments that are extremely lightweight. The collection is inspired by classic 66°North down products originally designed in the early 2000s.
See Iceland as an Icelander
Win a trip to Iceland, guided tours, and 66˚North clothing in our 3x a year drawings.
Stretch panels provide weather resistance. Synthetic shearling warms as effectively as it breathes. These features give the Tindur an iconic colorblock look that’s made it the most famous fleece in Iceland. Whether you’re wearing it for its form or its function, you’re in good company.
NORÐUR Journal
Let's go explore
People
Baltasar Kormákur
We caught up with Baltasar Kormákur, the creator of the first Icelandic language production by Netflix, Katla, a series set during a catastrophic eruption of the titular, and a very real, volcano. Baltasar is one of Iceland’s leading film directors.
Journeys
Climb to Iceland’s highest peak
In my grandfather's footsteps I summited and returned to basecamp in a single day, with the help of the midnight sun
People
What a time to be a volcanologist!
Helga Kristín Torfadóttir is a volcanologist and a PhD candidate. She has been monitoring the eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula.
Designed and proven
in Iceland since 1926
Durability
We have always protected people with our clothing. If there is a defect we will repair it free of charge
Repair and recycling
We believe products should last a lifetime. We are commited to reparing your product whatever its age.
Carbon neutral
Through our holistic approach to circularity we can minimize harm, mitigate our impact, and make a net positive impact on the world.