Women

Sigrid is a lightweight jacket made with skin soft merino wool in a flattering feminine fit. Inspired by the Lillehammer pattern, our most popular design, which tells the story of Frøya, the old Nordic goddess of love and fertility. Named after Sigrid Undset, the female Norwegian novelist who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1928.

This sporty and weatherproof sweater has a breathable windproof liner, water-repellent wool and soft cuffs with thumb holes. Inspired by the pattern from the famous Selbu-mitten, with a softened version of the eight-petal rose, it’s named after the highest mountain in the Selbu area. The sweater is stain resistant and has a modern fit with two zippered pockets in front. Matching men’s version.

Based on our bestseller from the Falun Cross Country World Championship in 1993, this sweater is knitted with a soft and loosely spun yarn from a 50/50 alpaca and wool blend. The design originates from a time where knitting technology made big Jacquards possible, now updated with a young, wide and contemporary fit.

A versatile jacket rich in feminine pattern details and with a loose fit to suit women of all sizes. Made with 100% soft and lightweight merino wool in a long-lasting knitting quality. Solfrid is a Norse women’s name that means «sun-beauty». White color is stain-resistant.

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.

A feminine sweater with flattering side slits at the hips. Made with 100% skin soft and lightweight merino wool in a long-lasting knitting quality. Inspired by the sweater’s snowflake pattern, the name “Snefrid” means “snow beauty.” White color is stain-resistant.

A lightweight cardigan based on the original Setesdal pattern, blending traditional knitting with a modern expression. Made with 100% skin soft merino wool in a long-lasting knitting quality. Named Hedda, after the strong female lead in Henrik Ibsen’s famous play, Hedda Gabler.

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.

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.

A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with our innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. Matching Lahti/St. Moritz hat, headband and St. Moritz kid’s sweater.

Laser cut lines, hidden magnetic closures and reflective thread details in front and back give this soft and lightweight coat an edgy, stylish look. The name Yr means light rain, appropriate for a coat made with windproof and water- and stain-repellent Woolshell.

Celebrating our 140th Anniversary, this jacket pays homage to the Norwegian knitting tradition we’ve been a part of for 140 years. Made with 100% long-lasting lightweight wool, this classic jacket features the traditional Norwegian eight-petal rose, a long-time motif of ours. The rose is updated with softened edges, making a feminine form with rounded petals. Flattering, braided side panels and the letters CXL, the Roman numerals for 140, discretely integrated in the back, tops it off. Matching men’s sweater.

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.”

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.