Noordi Journal · 6 November 2026 · 5 min read
Short answer: The fabrics for Fjordi V.2 are sourced from Scotland and Scandinavia and chosen for how they feel and how they handle weather. They are cut and sewn on the sewing floor of our own factory in Kaunas, then fitted to frames during assembly. That short, visible path is what “made in Europe” means for us.
“European fabric” is an easy phrase to print on a label. We would rather show the path. For Fjordi V.2 it is short enough to follow: from the places where the fabric is chosen to one building in Kaunas, Lithuania, where it becomes a canopy, a carrycot and a seat.
Chosen across Europe
Before anything is cut or sewn, we look across Europe for fabrics – from the fields of Scotland to the mountains of Scandinavia. Each one has to do two jobs: feel soft and calm where your baby lies, and stand up to wind, drizzle and daily use on the outside. Shades and textures are checked against real samples, not only on a screen.
We keep our claims to what we can show. We don’t list every supplier here, but we can always tell you where the fabric on your Fjordi V.2 was cut, sewn and checked.
The sewing floor in Kaunas
Our factory in Kaunas has been making prams since 1993. Its second floor is the sewing floor: here fabric is cut into canopies, carrycot covers, seat fabrics and leg covers, then stitched. The same floor also sews for our Lithuanian partner brand Tutis. Inside, the aim is simple – a smooth, soft surface where your baby rests; outside, a neat finish that fits the frame.
From roll to finished pram
- The fabric is chosen and checked against samples.
- It is cut and sewn on the second floor.
- On the third floor it is fitted to the frame during assembly.
- The finished pram is checked; our prams are tested to EN 1888, the European safety standard.
What it means on your walks
| What | Where | What you notice |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric choice | Scotland and Scandinavia | Soft inside, ready for weather outside |
| Cutting and sewing | Sewing floor, Kaunas | Fabrics made to fit this frame |
| Assembly | Third floor, Kaunas | Frame and fabric made to go together |
| After you buy | Noordi service | Repairs and spare parts, not a new pram |
On Fjordi V.2, these fabrics carry SENSORY-TECH textures where your baby touches, wrap the THERMOCOT carrycot, form a deep canopy and a leg cover with waterproof zips. How they should feel is covered in Soft against the skin; the whole factory, floor by floor, in How a Noordi pram is made.
Fjordi V.2 · 2-in-1 all-terrain
Fabrics chosen across Europe, sewn in Kaunas
Our all-terrain pram, made under one roof.
- Independent suspension and a shock-absorbing front fork
- THERMOCOT insulated carrycot, inner 81 × 37 cm
- Reversible seat, lies flat to 100 cm, up to 22 kg
- One-click fold, about 11 kg with carrycot
€815 · 3-in-1 €893
And if a fabric part ever needs help, our service and spare parts guide explains how repairs work.
Frequently asked questions
Where do Noordi fabrics come from?
The fabrics for Fjordi V.2 are sourced from Scotland and Scandinavia, chosen for a soft feel inside and good weather resistance outside.
Where are the fabrics sewn?
On the sewing floor of our own factory in Kaunas, Lithuania, where prams have been made since 1993. Frames, sewing, assembly and testing happen under one roof.
Is Noordi a Scandinavian brand?
No. Noordi is a family brand from Kaunas, Lithuania, founded in 2013. Our design is Scandinavian-inspired.
How do I care for Fjordi V.2 fabrics?
Brush off sand and grit, spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, let everything dry open before folding and follow the care instructions in your manual.
Can a fabric part be repaired or replaced?
Contact Noordi service with photos and the serial number from the frame label. Parts, repair or replacement are handled under the 2-year warranty, and spare parts are kept for years.
Made for the way you wander.
Chosen across Europe. Sewn in Kaunas.
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