Tiger of Sweden wears Klässbolslinne

Have you ever wanted to wear one of Klässbol's designs and linen? Something stylish, modern and properly tailored. Guess what, now it's available!

About a year ago, a collaboration with Tiger of Sweden began. A project in which we have together developed a summer collection of Klässbolslinne that creates a balance between the heritage of craftsmanship and the pursuit of innovation – to create something unexpected and unique, as Tiger of Sweden describes it.

Tiger of Sweden is one of Sweden's most fashionable fashion houses. The brand was established in 1903 and has since stood for design with the aim of giving people self-confidence through stylish fashion. The fashion house is constantly working to ensure that we have a responsible and sustainable approach to our clothes. This suits Klässbols perfectly as we fight for the same thing – sustainability and awareness. But also a century-old heritage to manage while celebrating craft traditions. That's why this collaboration is extra fun.

For her

The Daldräll pattern is one of the oldest and most traditional patterns. Here as a jacket and shorts. A smooth unbleached fabric for shorts and tank top completes the look . The color of the warp and weft is unbleached.

For him

Here too, the Daldräll pattern has been used for the jacket and shorts. The color here is misty blue, as we call it in Klässbol. Tiger has chosen to call it Blue Horizon.

Blazer in smooth unbleached linen. Also available as trousers.

The color palette is defined by neutral earthy tones reminiscent of natural fibers, accented with strong contrasts of pop colors. Accessories are elevated throughout the collection, intertwining craftsmanship with function combined with directional details. Dynamic textures come courtesy of Klässbol’s expertise in jacquard linen, seen in both menswear and womenswear. Offbeat accents and voluminous silhouettes come together to shape designs that are playful yet polished.

See more of the collection at Tiger of Sweden's online store and in their stores.