How to repair your gear

Breathe new life into your trusted apparel

We believe with enough love your Fjällräven gear should last for many adventures. But even our most hardwearing items aren’t completely immune to mishaps, wear and tear. With that in mind, we’ve created the following guides to help you prolong the life of your garments. So rather than throwing it away, you can repair that jacket, shirt or pair of trousers in time for your next adventure.

In-Store Repair Services

Repairing your products means less consumption while decreasing your environmental impact. We know that when something is well-loved, you don’t want to let go of it. To that end, we will assess items for repair for the lifetime of each Fjällräven product. Our repair services can help ensure that you can continue using your favorite Fjällräven products for as long as possible.

Repair services are offered in our Flagship Retail Locations as well as through our Limited Lifetime Warranty.

See our list of Flagship locations below:

Fjällräven Flagship Locations

Fjällräven Boulder | Fjällräven Denver | Fjällräven Meatpacking NYC

Fjällräven Epic NYC (soho) | Fjällräven Boston | Fjällräven Chicago

Fjällräven Seattle | Fjällräven Vancouver - Broadway | Fjällräven Toronto

How to patch a hole in your trousers

Exposure, abrasion, and miles on the trail can take their toll on a pair of trousers. But with a little effort, some basic equipment, and a few minutes of your time, small holes needn’t stand in the way of your next trek.

How to change a zip puller

Though we make our jackets as robust as possible, one area that gets significant wear is the humble zip puller. But don’t worry! It’s easy to fix if need be.

How to sew on a new button

We’ve all had a button pop off at one time or another. With this quick guide, your time in nature won’t be compromised by a lost button.

Patch an insulated jacket

Our insulated jackets are an investment in staying warm. But a hole in one can be a quick route to feeling cold. We recommend patching holes as soon as you see them. This video will show you how.

How to patch a hole in your jacket

Many hours outdoors, day after day, place plenty of stress on your jacket. Don’t let a tear stand in the way of many more outdoors hours.

Repair a zip

Have a zipper that isn’t zipping anymore? Fear not. With a few spare parts, you can make your jacket outdoor-ready again.