Aegishjalmur The Helm of Awe and Terror – Viking Symbols of protection Hoodie —

The next one in our extensive list of Viking symbols is Aegishjalmr. Aegishjalmr (also known as the Helm of Awe and terror) is a rune stave that is known as a Viking symbol of protection.

The word Aegishjalmur is comprised of two different words in Old Norse language: aegis meaning ‘shield’ and hjalmr meaning ‘helm’. A soft, slightly oversized hoodie designed for slow mornings, moonlit walks, and quiet afternoons with a sketchbook. The design centers on a detailed circular illustration with subtle handwritten text—muted, introspective, and a little mysterious—placed over a clean white background so the artwork reads like a small talisman. The medium-heavy fleece feels substantial without weighing you down; the two-piece jersey-lined hood and pouch pocket hold warmth when the wind picks up. Made with sustainably sourced fibers and produced in socially conscious facilities, this hoodie wears like something you’ve lived in from the first evening you put it on. Wear it around the city, layered for camping trips, or at home while you read and make plans.

Product features

- Two-piece jersey-lined hood for extra warmth and structure

- Relaxed dropped shoulders for a casual, lived-in silhouette

- Large pouch pocket for hands and small essentials

- Medium-heavy 8.4 oz fleece blend (mostly ring-spun cotton) for warmth and softness

- OEKO-TEX, FLA and WRAP-certified sustainable and socially conscious manufacturing

Care instructions

- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle

- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed

- Tumble dry: low heat

- Iron, steam or dry: low heat

- Do not dryclean