Yes, I own a fantastic 90 litres Fjällräven ruck sack since round about 25 years. It looks like new!
But unfortunately it was the last model they made in Sweden!
But doesn't matter: Savotta produces still high quality stuff in Finland, Berghaus ruck sacks seem to be quiet good. Carinthia produces in Austria NATO quality and sells it to everybody, Snugpack still makes some good stuff in Britain. Ortlieb produces in Germany, Ochsenkopf and Bison Axes from Germany are as good as Fiskars tools or Gränsfors Bruks, large and small knife makers everywhere in Europe, Feuerhand petroleum lamps from Germany, Victorinox in Switzerland, Hollow Fibre fillings from Austria and Switzerland too, Steinkogler, Geiger, Völkl, Trabert and Meindl Boots are double stiched in Austria and Germany, if they are double stiched, what is easily visible.
Tschum lavvus are custom made in Germany, Hilleberg tents made in Estonia. Wisport produces in Poland in NATO quality, Heim is still making stuff in Germany too. The Opinel Carbone knives, fabriqué en France, are the best camping kitchen choice in my opinion, and usable for bushcraft as well, but cheap as chips.
MADE IN BRITAIN fills a whole thread in this forum. And a lot more of similar stuff made in Europe exists as well.
Eurocentrism?
No! Silky saws I recommend too!
Swandry and Arms of Andes seam to be nice as well for example.
European wool usually is a bit itchy, and yes, we don't have so many cotton fields here around. The others need to work and sell something too.
It isn't necessary to study in Oxford to stich some clothing together. Nothing against that, if it's well done!
And sometimes we find good stuff from northern America. Really!
There is more high quality equipment in the world, than we could carry around in a Toyota Hillux, a Mercedes G Professional, a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and a Range Rover together.
Yes, that are tiny cars.
Fix and Foxy products unfortunately don't fit in there any more!
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