Marron brun
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$69.00 USD
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$69.00 USD
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Cosy and warm with virgin wool and hemp
Marron (French for ‘chestnut’) keeps us cosy and warm even in cold temperatures: the chestnut brown mid-cut boot for the whole family features an upper made of virgin wool and hemp, a membrane and a lining made of boiled wool – also made of virgin wool.Marron follows Marone
Marron is the successor to the popular Wildling Marone. Not only are the small details in orange new, which combine beautifully with the timeless brown tone of the shoe, but Marron for adults and children also features the Pure Sole, which ensures comfort and flexibility. In the version for toddlers, Marron has the protective Shelly Sole. -
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From wool that nobody wanted
When Anna Yona heard about Nordwolle, it was clear: this was the meeting of two ideas that were heading in the same direction. Marco Scheel has built up a completely regional wool value chain in northern Germany – from shearing to the finished yarn. Wool that was once considered too rough is now used to make a warm, durable material – and marks the beginning of a long-lasting partnership. -
The man behind Nordwolle
Marco uses what others would throw away: The strong wool of robust sheep breeds like the Pomeranian Landschaf. These animals care for cultural landscapes through biosphere grazing, promote biodiversity – and provide a fibre with character. Once rejected as scratchy, today it is a statement against plastic and anonymous supply chains. -
Genuine and natural
Undyed, unbleached – just washed, combed and spun. Nordwolle retains its natural resilience, warmth and original feel. Processed in traditional companies, it stands for genuine regionality and honest functionality. -
How wool becomes a Wildling
The wool is spun, woven and processed in Portugal. This creates a natural material with functional properties. In collaboration with Nordwolle, it is turned into a Wildling – from the fibre to the finished shoe.
