2016 – 2025
The final part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
2006 – 2015
Part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
1996 – 2005
Part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
1986 – 1995
Part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
1976 – 1985
Part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
1966 – 1975
Part of our 100 people series. One person from each year of our history.
A portrait of the nation that shaped us.
Read more via link in bio.
1956 – 1965
Part of our 100 people series. One person for each year of our history.
Last day to experience the exhibition at @DesignMarch in Reykjavík. Installations remain open in Copenhagen and London.
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1946 – 1955
Part of our 100 people series. One person for each year of our history.
The exhibition is open now at @DesignMarch in Reykjavík until May 10, with installations in Copenhagen and London.
Read more via link in bio.
1936 – 1945
Part of our 100 people series. One person for each year of our history.
The exhibition is open now at @DesignMarch in Reykjavík until May 10, with installations in Copenhagen and London.
Read more via link in bio.
1926 – 1935
This year, 66°North marks 100 years alongside the Icelandic nation. To celebrate, we photographed 100 people born between 1926 and 2025, one from every year of our history.
Each person is pictured in their own 66°North piece. Together, they form a portrait of the nation that shaped us.
The exhibition is now open during @DesignMarch in Reykjavík from May 7 to 10. Installations are also open in our 66°North stores in Copenhagen and London.
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They say it takes a village, but in a place like Þingeyri in Iceland, it often takes a woman like Ólafía Sigríður Sigurjónsdóttir.
A lifelong resident of the Westfjords, Ólafía is a supporter in every sense - whether she’s cheering for her four children, thirteen grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren, following English football, or ensuring no one leaves her table hungry. Her care is what binds four generations together.
Ahead of International Mother’s Day this Sunday, we celebrate women like Ólafía whose care, strength, and love shape generations.
A constant through changing conditions.
The Tindur shearling you know, now with a different fit.
Previously closer to the body for layering. Now also available in a wider fit and a hood to work as your outer layer.
Discover Tindur shearling zipped hoodie via link in bio.
