A video project with Henrik Harlaut filmed in Stockholm and Andorra during the 23/24 season. Produced by Harlaut Apparel Co. Filmed by Andrea Cadena Yohan Lovey Brady Perron Markus Hjortek Isaac Simhon Edited by Henrik Harlaut --------------------------------------------------- https://harlautapparel.co/ ---------------------------------------------------
Henrik Harlaut, born on August 14, 1991 in Stockholm and raised in Åre, Sweden, is widely celebrated as one of the greatest freestyle skiers of all time. Known by nicknames like “E-dollo” and “Bloody Dollaz,” he brings unmatched creativity, flair, and jaw-dropping technical innovation to the slopes. Henrik’s signature moment came in Aspen at Winter X Games XVII, where he landed the first-ever nose-butter triple-cork 1620 in Big Air, scoring a perfect 50 and securing the gold, along with silver in slopestyle. With a record 13 total X Games medals — 8 gold and 5 silver — he holds the most podiums in skiing history. He has represented Sweden at multiple Winter Olympics, finishing sixth in slopestyle in Sochi 2014 (famously performing with his pants around his knees and a “Wu-Tang is for the children” salute) and earning bronze in Big Air at Beijing 2022. Beyond the Olympics, he claimed silver at the 2019 World Championships (Big Air) and dominated the World Cup circuit, winning the Big Air crystal globe in 2017 with multiple event victories. More than a competitor, Henrik stands out as a cultural icon. His style — from dreadlocks and baggy clothes to fearless trick execution — challenges norms while embodying pure joy and expression. He balances competition, filmmaking (notably in “The Regiment”), and community involvement, remaining a powerful influence shaping freestyle skiing’s evolution.
ndorra, a small principality nestled in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, is deeply shaped by skiing culture and tourism. With over 300 km of well-maintained slopes across world-class ski areas such as Grandvalira, Vallnord (Pal–Arinsal, Ordino Arcalís), and Naturland, the country offers diverse terrain for beginners, families, freeriders, and cross-country enthusiasts. Modern infrastructure, extensive snowmaking systems, and interconnected lift networks allow for reliable winter seasons from late November to early April. Skiing is not only a leisure activity in Andorra—it is an integral part of daily life and national identity, contributing significantly to the economy through tourism revenue and employment. The ski resorts have hosted prestigious international competitions, including Alpine World Cup events and Freeride World Tour stages, reinforcing Andorra’s growing stature in the winter sports world. From its early roots in pioneering ski zones like Port d’Envalira in the 1930s, where some of the first lift mechanisms and ski races in the country took place, to its evolution into modern, expansive ski domains, Andorra has continuously developed its winter-sports legacy, marrying tradition with innovation.
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a city uniquely shaped by its maritime setting across 14 islands and abundant waterways. Often called the “Venice of the North,” it offers an irresistible blend of medieval charm, modern design, and vibrant social life. The Old Town—Gamla Stan—with its winding cobblestone streets, ochre-colored buildings, and imposing Royal Palace creates a captivating historic atmosphere. Contemporary Stockholm pulses with energy through its innovative architecture, stylish urban neighborhoods like Södermalm, and cutting-edge cultural venues. Museums such as the Vasa bring history vividly to life, while the city’s dining scene ranges from cozy traditional eateries to internationally acclaimed gourmet restaurants. Stockholm also embraces green urban planning, with large parks, waterfront promenades, and accessible islands ideal for leisure, walking, or seasonal skating. In winter, the city's waterways often freeze, offering locals and visitors the delight of skating or simply enjoying the crisp, silent beauty of a frozen archipelago. Stockholm thus stands out as a city where past and present harmoniously coexist, delivering both cultural depth and natural serenity.
Harlaut Apparel Co. is a brand started by Henrik Harlaut and his brother Oscar, born from their desire to create apparel inspired by freestyle skiing and streetwear culture. They began without outside funding and gained recognition through their signature “06’ Cargo Snowpants.” Today the label offers a clean range of jackets, pants, tees, and accessories, blending relaxed style with technical design. As a truly independent label, it embodies the creative spirit and authenticity at the heart of freeskiing culture.