Dale of norway jumper

Dale of Norway - Vail - Wool jumper. A timeless design and the highest quality: the Vail from Dale of Norway is the perfect jumper for cold weather! The traditional rose petal dale of norway jumper makes for quite the beautiful design, and the fit speaks for itself! The jumper must be washed by hand.

Shop NOW. The fleece jacket from Scandinavian Explorer is a warm and comfortable jacket with a soft inside. This design is inspired by traditional Norwegian patterns with variations of the eight-petal rose and beautiful Norwegian elk-leather detailing. A handsome men's sweater with a classic look that will remain timeless for years to come. Comfortable and soft hoodie in the color grey for women. The jumper has long sleeves with an elastic hem.

Dale of norway jumper

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Scandinavian sweaters are totally on trend at the moment, and we can certainly see why. Wonderfully warm and cosy, and with beautiful designs, Norwegian jumpers are perfect for wrapping up in over the cold winter months, and they look stylish too. But why are authentic Norwegian sweaters so cool? Check out our guide to all you need to know about traditional Norwegian sweaters. Norwegian handmade sweaters have been knitted in Norway since the fifteenth century. The jumpers were traditionally made by village women from local wool using plant-based dyes so the colours tended to be natural blues, greys and cream. Once artificial dyes were introduced, the colours became brighter, though the more muted colours are still the most popular today. The traditional black and white design that we still see today dates from the nineteenth century. Skilled craftspeople knit the jumpers from local wool, and the company has been designing and making the official outfits for the Norwegian Olympic ski team since

Dale of norway jumper

This winter season don't give cold any chance—with a warm woolen sweater you will feel like you are on a Hawaiian vacation. If you are thinking about that designer turtleneck you saw in the shop window last weekend you might change your perspective on the woolen knitwear shortly. Dale of Norway is the brand name that most fans of traditional Norwegian knitwear know very well. It is perhaps the most recognized brand name, representing the tradition and the future of Norwegian sweaters. With over years of knitting experience it's no wonder that Dale of Norway makes the world's most technologically advanced yet stylish wool sweaters today. As such, Dale of Norway is dedicated to the support of all associated with the Olympic movement. From athletes to administration, from volunteers to visitors, each person involved is a part of, and helps to create, what is known as Olympic spirit. Knitting has a strong tradition in Norway and the technique found in today's wool sweaters has been practiced since the 9th century. Traditionally, the wool from Norwegian sheep has been used because it was practical for making warm garments for long and cold winters.

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The village of Dale is located on the west coast of Norway, surrounded by mountains, waterfalls and fjords.

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