Napapijri, the Italian sportswear label owned by VF Corp., is making a comeback into the U.S. market through an agreement with Moosejaw Mountaineering to be its exclusive online retailer in the country. Napapijri had left the market in 2009 after closing down its U.S. stores to concentrate on Europe. Moosejaw started offering Napapijri range of outerwear, sportswear and bags through its online store and at select retail locations last month. The company, which is based in Michigan, notes that it launched Fjällräven in the U.S. market in 2012.
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