Dale of Norway Roaldshorn Sweater Men's (Black)

With Dale's layer system, you will find yourself in maximum cold weather comfort. The first layer is the legendary Weatherproof wool from Dale of Norway. Combination of Gore Windstopper membrane with brushed inner fleece, this makes the ultimate 3 layer system. To make the garments even more stretchable, Dale uses their Taifun layer, which is a highly breathable membrane as panels in key areas for ultimate comfort.

Dale of Norway Portillo Hat (Black)

Chile Portillo is the oldest ski area in South America, and its history holds an important place in the legend of skiing. The first ski school was established here in the early 1940s. In the mid 1950s Stein Eriksen took over direction and hosted the first and only World Championship in alpine skiing in 1966. Today the US Ski and Snowboard Teams use Portillo as a base for their training during the summer season.

Dale of Norway 125th Anniversary Sweater (Cream)

125 years in the making, Dale's designers have created a sweater reflecting these as years of tradition, quality and innovation. Elements from the 1956 Cortina sweater throw in some retro styled Dale. It also represents the start of Dale's long and very important cooperation with the Norwegian Ski Teams. This cooperation has brought the Dale sweaters out to a broader audience worldwide and has served as model for many other important co-operations within the world of sport and culture. Combining Telemark and Setesdal, the tradition is still alive. The Setesdal pattern, part of the national costume and incorporated into the sweater, is one of the most ancient and authentic Norwegian knit designs. The central 8-leaf rose underlines the ties to the Norwegian design tradition and is one of the most enduring design elements. All these ideas are brought together in a special Dale 125th Anniversary sweater.

Dale of Norway Totta Knitshell Jacket Women's (Raspberry / Black)

The Dale of Norway Weatherproof wool exterior, and the windstopper membrane from Gore protects you against driving snow and intense wind.

Dale of Norway Hovden Sweater Women's (Seafoam)

Inspired by the small village called Hovden in the south of Norway, the classic elements of the Setesdal pattern have been used for the making of this sweater. Feminine fitting design, and made from colonial wool, Dale of Norway provides a sweater with a the pairing of a sweet, classic design and soft, comfortable weight.

Dale of Norway Baby ULL Yarn

Ideal for baby clothes--this superwash 100% merino wool has been combed and treated to endure machine washing while still retaining its soft, gentle quality. Machine wash. Made in Norway. Super fine weight 1.75 oz/50 grams/180 yard/165m ball. 32 stitches= 4" (10cm)/size 2 (2.75mm) needles.

Dale of Norway Voss Sweater Women's (Green)

This magnificent sweater is named after the charming mountain village called Voss in the Western part of Norway. Voss is located between Norways two most famous fjords: the Hardangerfjorden and Sognefjorden. In wintertime, Voss is a paradise for wintersports enthusiasts with its steep mountains and the variety of slopes for both cross country and alpine skiing. Many of Norways best wintersports athletes come from Voss. The local variant of Norways national Costume, the Voss bunad, is very popular and is by many ranked as the most beautiful in Norway. It is common that brides wear a special bridal version of the bunad and this is the inspiration behind our sweater Voss. Elements from the beaded pattern on the chestcloth and the bridal crone are incorporated in the design, as well as patterns from the shirt and apron embroidered in the special Hardanger technique. The heart is a popular symbol for the bridal costume and is often used both in the beaded pattern, the silver jewelry and the belt buckle. Thus it is natural that we use it in our special made clasps in the neck and on the cuffs.

Dale of Norway St. Moritz Ski Sweater (Mixed Beige / White)

Considered one of the oldest winter resorts in the world, St. Moritz is a place of tradition and pastimes. Dale of Norway knows it, using its name in honor, and making it the official sweater of the Norwegian National Ski Teams for the 2002/2003 season, World Ski Championships 2003 in St. Moritz, Switzerland, and Val di Fiemme, Italy.