Women

Originally made for the 1958 Alpine World Ski Championship, this updated version was the official Norwegian World Ski Championship sweater for 2015. Made with 100% long-lasting lightweight wool.

A timeless and popular sweater designed in celebration of our 125th anniversary. Made with 100% Norwegian wool, it combines several of the most famous Norwegian knit patterns in its design: the eight-petal rose, the Setesdal cross and the lice pattern. Matching Anniversary hat.

Created to celebrate our 125th anniversary, this hat is made with 100% long-lasting Norwegian wool. Fully lined with skin soft extra-fine merino wool. Matching Anniversary sweater.

The Norwegian Alpine teams sweater for the World Championship 2019 in Åre. Made with soft, lightweight merino wool in a premium knit quality. The design is inspired by the 1950s Norwegian sports sweaters, featuring falling snow and traditional Norwegian crosses. Matching Åre hat & headband.

Designed for the 2019 Alpine World Championship in Åre, Sweden. Made with 100% soft, lightweight merino wool in a premium knitting quality. The design is inspired by the 1950’s Norwegian sports sweaters. Matching Åre sweater and headband.

A classic, timeless sweater with a feminine neckline. Made with 100% skin soft extra-fine merino wool in a long-lasting knitting quality. "Astrid" is an old Nordic name that means love or “she who is loved by gods.”

A sporty sweater with a rugged and contemporary Viking look. The design features a pattern on the sleeves resembling twisted ropes as used by the Vikings, leather details along the zipper and a zipper garage in the shape of an arrow. A small decorative Viking element is knitted on the back. The sweater is made with double-layer 100% skin soft merino wool. Balder is the official sweater for the Norwegian Alpine Ski Team for the 2018/2019 season.

Named after the Norwegian West Coast city of Bergen, the pattern on this jacket includes the seven mountains surrounding the city, its medieval stone hall and the Valknut, an old Norse symbol used as protection from evil spirits. The jacket is made from 100% long-lasting Norwegian wool, with intricate knitting structures.

This Henley styled sweater features high quality merino wool, making it exceptionally soft next to skin. Bykle can be worn as a «next to skin» sweater or base layer for sport. A flattering side panel design, featuring the traditional Setesdal pattern, gives this sweater a signature look.

A skin soft merino wool jacket influenced by the fashion trends of the early 20th century. Featuring Norwegian patterns, decorative roll-up cuff and flattering side panels – a nod to the corset shape. This cardigan is named after Christiania, a well-known woman’s name from Norwegian history and the former name of Norway’s capital city, Oslo. White color is stain-resistant.

The Original! Our first official Olympic sweater, designed for the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, and recently re-launched. Capturing the essence of traditional Norwegian history, the pattern has become one of Norway’s most beloved designs. Made with 100% Norwegian wool. Matching Cortina hat and headband.

Inspired by the original 1956 Cortina sweater, this classic style hat features a traditional Norwegian pattern designed for the 1956 Winter Olympics. Made with 100% Norwegian wool, lined with skin soft, itch free merino wool. Matching Cortina sweater, jacket and headband.

Inspired by the original 1956 Cortina sweater, this classic style headband features a traditional Norwegian pattern designed for the 1956 Winter Olympics. Made with 100% Norwegian wool, lined with skin soft, itch free merino wool. Matching Cortina sweater, jacket and hat.

Made with 100% superfine and skin soft merino wool, knitted tightly to avoid show-through, this sporty sweater can be used as a «next to skin» sweater or base layer for sport. The Cortina pattern is based on the first official Olympic sweater, designed for the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Matching Cortina hat and headband.

Made with 100% superfine and skin soft merino wool, knitted tightly to avoid show-through, this sporty jacket can be used as a «next to skin» jacket or base layer for sport. The Cortina pattern is based on the first official Olympic sweater, designed for the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Matching Cortina hat and headband.