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Men's Balaclavas

A refined winter essential, the Sorbus Alpaca Knit Balaclava is knitted from a soft alpaca-wool blend—keeping you warm throughout the winter season.

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A black knit balaclava made of alpaca-wool blend with a silver front zipper.
Sorbus Alpaca Knit Balaclava Sale price₩309,000
An off-white alpaca knit balaclava laid flat, featuring a textured rib-knit trim and a silver-toned zipper along the side.
Sorbus Alpaca Knit Balaclava Sale price₩309,000
Dusty blue knit balaclava with a ribbed edge and front zipper closure.
Sorbus Alpaca Knit Balaclava Sale price₩309,000

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Male model wearing a light grey ski jacket and matching ski pants with black contrasts, a dark beanie, and holding ski poles.
A male model wearing a grey knit balaclava, a light puffer jacket, and ski goggles against a blue background.
A male model wearing a dark technical jacket, fitted black pants, a cap, sunglasses, and dark boots against a gradient backdrop.
A male model wearing a grey long-sleeve baselayer, matching leggings, and reflective ski glasses, sitting on the floor.

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“New Swedish label ENNUE brings Scandi minimalism to the mountains... the brand is known for its pared-back palette, luxurious knits and technical, protective outerwear. It’s a great choice if you like your skiwear understated but exceptionally well made.” 

— Sheerluxe

“ENNUE aims to bridge the gap between function and fashion, offering a versatile  collection that seamlessly transitions from  snow-capped summits to urban settings.” 

— Vogue Scandinavia

“ENNUE offers high-quality ski clothing with a high degree of fashion.” 

— ELLE

"Premium outerwear distilled to its essentials: muted palettes, exacting silhouettes, and materials chosen for purpose. ENNUE resists seasonal extremes, instead crafting compact, coherent wardrobes that hold their edge on icy peaks and city streets alike."

—Nasty Magazine

“ENNUE’s ski and winter collection is an absolute must-have among the mountain peaks.”

– SvD