Loden<\/strong> is the traditional fabric<\/strong>from which the Inhabitants of the Alpine region<\/strong> since centuries to make their clothes<\/strong>. The loden material offers a excellent protection<\/strong> against the often rough Mountain weather, against rain, wind and cold<\/strong>. Loden is a material that Product made from pure new wool<\/strong>traditionally supplied by sheep from the region. Due to the higher quality requirements, wool from New Zealand sheep is also spun today.<\/p>\n To get to the alpinisti loden fashion HERE<\/strong><\/p>\n The term loden is documented in the tenth century as lodo (milled woollen fabric), but may also come from the Middle High German lodi (cloak) or Old Norse lodi (shaggy cloak). Loden is traditionally (and still today) used for all types of country house fashion<\/strong> used. Whether for Traditional costume fashion<\/strong>, Dirndl<\/strong> (e.g. at the Oktoberfest<\/strong>), Traditional jacket <\/strong>or simply to match the lederhosen<\/strong> - Loden is used everywhere as the main or supplementary material.<\/p>\n Loden<\/strong> has played and continues to play an important Bavarian and Austrian traditional costumes<\/strong> an important role. Interest in traditional costumes awoke in many regions in the late 19th century, when people began to return to regional characteristics and the supposed rural romanticism as part of the Heimat movement.<\/p>\nShort story about Loden<\/h2>\n