Husqvarna Launches New Limited Winter Collection
Husqvarna has launched its first-ever winter collection which features a new ‘Rockstar’ beanie and sweater
Husqvarna’s 2025 Motorcycle collection which features the new Vitpilen 801 gets backed up by the new winter clothing collection and both garments have been designed in the Rockstar Energy drink colours to create a ‘race-team’ feel.
Both the Rockstar Husqvarna Winter Beanie and the Rockstar Husqvarna Winter Sweater garments are available in limited numbers and can be found in-store at your local dealer, subject to availability. Husqvarna says this will depend from country to country.
The knitted Rockstar Husqvarna Winter Beanie features a two-tone bobble and asymmetrical design, offering wearers of all ages a stylish solution to staying warm this winter. The Rockstar Husqvarna Winter Sweater is available in sizes XS to XXL and is the perfect Christmas jumper alternative, because, let’s face it, you’re probably sick of wearing Bah Humbug or the Grinch sweaters.
The Husqvarna winter beanie has an RRP of £9.36 which easily makes it the most affordable beanie in the collection as Husqvarna’s other two options (Team Beanie and Replica Team Beanie) are priced at £27.18. The sweater is unlike anything else in Husqvarna’s fairly large clothing collection and will cost you £45.30.
The winter collection comes after Husqvarna has unveiled several new models for 2025, including the Vitpilen 801. Its new Scrambler friend, the Svartpilen 801, is mechanically similar to the Vitpilen 801 although the latter is a more road-focused model.
The most recent bike to be introduced by Husqvarna was its street-legal Pioneer Enduro motorcycle. It is the Swedish brand’s most recent electric model, backing up the new EE5 motocross model which is an entry-level bike for young children.
Husqvarna has also introduced a heritage range for 2025 which consists of limited edition Enduro and motocross models including the TE300 (two-stroke) version of the off-road bike and the FE450 which comprises a four-stroke set-up. Both bikes along with the various other TE and FE models are all single-cylinder motorcycles.
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