Ravnø is the official supplier of field uniforms to several of Norway’s leading outdoor and environmental organizations, including:
- NJFF – Norwegian Association of Hunters and Anglers. About NJFF. (Here)
- Norges Fjellstyresamband Fjelloppsyn – Norwegian Mountain Rangers. Read more.
- Norwegian Meteorological institute – Hopen and Other Arctic weather stations
- Statens naturoppsyn (SNO) – Norwegian Nature Inspectorate, Ranger Corps. Learn more.
Since 2016, surveillance and field personnel across the country have relied on Ravnø garments in demanding, real-world conditions.
Tested, selected, and proven in use
“We are proud to announce that, in competition with other well-known brands, Fjellstyrene and SNO chose Ravnø as their supplier of field uniforms for all surveillance personnel. After extensive testing, it was concluded that Ravnø’s textiles meet the demands a professional field uniform must endure.”
— Olav Lian, Ravnø
This long-term collaboration confirms that quality, durability, and function make a real difference in daily use. Today, nature inspectors throughout Norway are equipped with Ravnø field uniforms.
Foto: Kristian Nesser
Professional field garments in daily use
Since 2016, surveillance personnel across Norway have primarily used:
- Pro Altitude Ranger – custom designed for Mountain Rangers. (Isobar X-Pore Jacket)
- Ravnø Sabotør
- Ravnø Arv Anorakk.
Ravnø Isobar – built for mountain conditions
Ravnø Pro Altitude/Isobar garments are developed for those who spend long days in the mountains. (See the jacket here. Internal link. )
While we have successfully used these jackets for elk, deer, and wild boar hunting below the tree line, the DNA of the Isobar range is tailored for high-altitude hunting in harsh weather conditions, particularly reindeer and other mountain species.
This is a reliable jacket for days when the weather turns and protection from wind and rain becomes critical. Whether you hunt in forests at home or travel abroad to mountainous terrain, the Isobar jacket is a dependable part of your kit.
An additional advantage is the fabric’s ability to dry quickly over a stove or campfire, making it well suited for cabin stays and extended trips in the field.
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Ravnø Sabotør – for those who prefer cotton
Ravnø Sabotør garments are designed for users who prefer cotton over membranes. (See the jacket here. Internal link. )
The Sabotør jacket and pants are made from Ventile® cotton, offering lightweight, windproof protection without synthetic membranes. For a cotton-based garment, Sabotør is exceptionally robust and purpose-built for demanding use.
Ventile® cotton offers properties that are difficult to match with cotton blends containing polyester or nylon, particularly when it comes to breathability, comfort, and performance over time.
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Norwegian Association of Hunters and Anglers (NJFF)
In 2023, Ravnø began a formal collaboration with the Norwegian Association of Hunters and Anglers (NJFF).
Ravnø was selected as the supplier of garments for NJFF’s field personnel, including instructors and guides. The choice fell on the Tjorro jacket in Ventile® L24 cotton, reflecting a shared emphasis on function, durability, and practical use in the field.
(See the jacket here. Internal link. )
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All product lines are designed for extended use in demanding terrain and unpredictable weather.
The Norwegian Mountain Stewardship Association (NFS) is the umbrella organization for all mountain stewardships in Norway. Read about them here: (External link)
The Norwegian Nature Inspectorate (SNO) is a part of the Norwegian Environment Agency and serves as the operational field organization for environmental management. They are responsible for overseeing more than 2800 protected areas in Norway
