The Scandinavian Outdoor Group (SOG) has announced two new members for 2021 with Dometic and Superstainable. Dometic is a Swedish brand offering solutions for mobile living, providing products for recreational vehicles, vans and boats and now expanding into product categories solving the same needs but without installation into a vehicle. Dometic already works with large outdoor retailers in the U.S., Australia and EMEA. Superstainable is a Danish outdoor brand. Since 2016, the company has focused on creating outdoor wear made from organic or recycled materials. The Scandinavian Outdoor Group now has 68 members, according to its website.
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