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For our Technical Fit garments (e.g., Lofoten and Lyngen), we recommend sizing up if you plan to wear multiple layers underneath. For our Regular Fit garments (e.g., Femund and Tamok), your usual size will generally be a good fit.

Our gear typically comes in either a Technical Fit (closer to the body for optimal performance and layering) or a Regular Fit (slightly looser for comfort and casual wear). For precise measurements and to help you choose the best size, please refer to the size guide on each product page.

Please refer to our Size and Fit Guide for detailed measurements and fit information. If you are still unsure, feel free to contact our customer support team via live chat or email us at support@norrona.no

Never store your gear compressed or in damp environments. For down products, hang them loosely on a wide hanger or store them in a large mesh "storage bag" (not a stuff sack) to maintain the loft. For Gore-Tex, ensure it is 100% dry and hung in a dark, cool closet to prevent UV degradation and permanent creasing of the membrane.

If water no longer beads on your product, you may need to reapply a spray-on Durable Water Repellent (DWR) treatment, such as the Water Repellent Tech Spray, and dry it again.

Before applying DWR treatment:

1. Make sure the garment is clean and dry. Washing instructions can be found on our Product Care Guide.
2. Shake the bottle well and spray evenly across the fabric.
3. Let the waterproofing soak in for 15–20 minutes.
4. Wipe off any excess spray with a damp cloth.
5. Finish drying using a warm iron, warm air, sunlight, or similar.
   Always follow the fabric’s washing instructions.

Tips for Water Repellent Tech Spray reuse:

Empty, clean, and close the spray nozzle if you plan to use the bottle again.
If the spray is applied unevenly, the garment may become slightly discolored—this can be easily removed by washing.

This refers to the layers of the fabric. 3L (3-layer) is the most durable for extreme conditions, where the membrane is sandwiched between a face fabric and a backer.

The Lofoten collection is designed for big-mountain freeriding, prioritizing maximum durability, while Lyngen is built for ski touring, focusing on lightweight performance and breathability.