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Kindur sten

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    Wool that knows how winter works
    Kindur means "sheep" in Icelandic – and the name says it all. The upper and lining consist of undyed wool from Nordwolle that warms, breathes, and naturally regulates temperature. Two different yarns give this High Cut its signature herringbone pattern.

    Naturally warm, comfortably close to the ground
    Adults and kids stay close to the ground on the flexible Pure Sole, while toddlers step on the Cub Sole. Kindur combines winter warmth with full freedom of movement – without ever feeling like a heavy winter boot.

    From Nordwolf to Kindur
    Anyone who loved the legendary Nordwolf will spot familiar traits: Kindur takes the concept further, bringing it into the next generation with the Pure Sole and an all-wool construction. A winter Wildling where the natural material does all the work.

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  • Sometimes all it takes is an idea

    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 is in the process of building 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.
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  • One person. One mission.

    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.
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  • Wool with attitude

    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.
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  • Handled with care

    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.
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