Design of Falun 2027 championship hat revealed

Dalarna museum has created the pattern for a special hat that all medalists at the ski world championships in Falun 2027 will receive.

The hat is based on a traditional sock hat from Bjursås held in the museum collections. The colors ochre yellow, gnome red, navy blue, dove blue and natural white come from the world championship logo.

Textile curator Anna-Karin Jobs Arnberg noted that sock hats have long been linked to skiing. She also mentioned Ingemar Stenmark as an example of famous skiers who wore similar hats.

In spring 550 people expressed interest in knitting the hats. Now 190 knitters from different parts of the country have been selected. They will receive yarn and the pattern in August and begin the work then.

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Sweden's football team preparing for World Cup match against Japan with coach Graham Potter
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Sweden prepares for decisive World Cup match against Japan

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Sweden's national football team faces Japan in its final group stage match at the World Cup. Coach Graham Potter is aware of yellow card suspension threats.

Planning for the 2027 ski world championships in Falun continues with the opening set for Stora torget on February 24.

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Ebba Andersson begins planning for the cross-country skiing World Championships on home soil in Falun in 2027. She says the preparations will be very demanding and may mean skipping some World Cup weekends.

Anton Grahn, Axel Burmansson and Martin Nordqvist have been named to Sweden's Olympic Committee Topp and Talang initiative. The cross-country and freeski athletes will receive support starting July 1, 2026, aimed at building toward the 2030 Olympics.

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Fäbod culture is celebrated with activities in Dalarna during Fäbodveckan running 12–20 July.

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