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A weatherproof version of bestselling Vail sweater. Made with 100 % long-lasting Norwegian wool, this water-repellent sweater has a breathable windproof liner made with a technical polyester / polyurethane blend and soft cuffs. Add in stain- and dirt resistance, and you get a perfect sweater for the great outdoors. 100 % long-lasting Norwegian wool (33,5 micron) Windproof and water-repellent (water column 8 000 mm) Windproof lining and lining in neck / pockets: polyester / polyurethane blend Hand gaiters: polyamide / elastane blend Designed and knitted in Norway Hand wash using wool-cycle 100 % natural wool Due to its exceptional properties that no synthetic fibers can match, wool is back in fashion. Wool is nature’s own ''high-tech'' fiber. It has great insulating abilities, it breathes and wicks moisture away from the body, is odor resistant – and it is a completely natural fiber! Our collections are designed with different types of wool adapted to each product. Over the past 140 years we have fine-tuned our knitting techniques, making garments with superior long-lasting qualities. Norwegian wool The Norwegian wool is known for its exceptional long-lasting quality and crisp, appealing look. This makes it excellent for durable mid- and outer-layer knitwear. Norwegian wool is one of the world’s most eco- and animal-friendly textile fibers, due to the sheep’s natural mountain life. Our Norwegian wool comes from the “dalasau” (valley sheep”), known for roaming freely in the vast Norwegian hillsides while grazing in natural pastures. Merino wool Our merino wool is of the highest quality with a certified animal-friendly origin. These lightweight and soft garments can be worn next to skin without discomfort, ideal for year-round use. And, of course, our merino wool is mulesing free. Norwegian design knitted in Norway From raw wool to finished products, our knitwear has been fine-tuned with 140 years of experience. Dale of Norway is one of the very few textile companies with production in Norway. This makes our skilled staff able to pay close attention to every stage of the production process, which ensures the premium quality of every Dale of Norway garment. Decorative elements such as the pewter clasps, woven braids and leather patches are all made in Norway. Due to the cold winters, Norway has a long tradition in wool and knitwear. This provides us with a rich heritage of beautiful patterns, inspired by nature and history. Over the past 140 years, we have developed our own designs, and redesigned age-old Norwegian patterns, turning them into garments for fashion and sport with an authentic history. Since 1956, we have been outfitting the national Norwegian ski team with official sweaters for all Winter Olympic Games and World Championships. Many of our skilled staff members have worked at the factory most of their lives, going back several generations. They are a part of a 140 year-long chain of employees, contributing to the development of beautiful designs with long-lasting and comfortable qualities. History The village of Dale is nestled between steep mountains, waterfalls and fjords on the west coast of Norway. In 1872, Peder Jebsen travelled through the small village of Dale, located close to the city of Bergen. He recognized Dale as an ideal place to establish a premium textile production facility utilizing the valley’s potential for natural hydro power, the easy access to Norwegian wool and strong knitting traditions. Peder Jebsen secured the rights to the local waterfalls and soon thereafter, steamboats loaded with new machines from England arrived in Dale. The Dale of Norway textile facility was completed in 1879 and has remained active in the village of Dale ever since. From the beginning, the focus was set on crafting premium wool qualities. We quickly grew to be the largest employer in the region. Skilled knitters and artisans joined our company, often followed by their family members. Subsequently, this experience and expertise was passed on to the next generation. Being one of the very few textile companies with production in Norway, we are able to pay close attention to every stage of the production. This ensures premium quality in every garment – a Dale of Norway trademark since 1879. Waterproof Rating: 8000 mm Age Group: Adult Colour: White;Navy blue Original Colour by Producer: Midnight Navy/Red Rose/Off White Gender: Male Size: M Season: Winter Material Specification: Norwegian Wool Material: Norwegian Wool Made in: Norway
Color | White Navy blue |
Size | White Navy blue |
Designed for | male |
Material | Norwegian Wool |
A weatherproof version of bestselling Vail sweater. | Made with 100 % long-lasting Norwegian wool, this water-repellent sweater has a breathable windproof liner made with a technical polyester / polyurethane blend and soft cuffs. Add in stain- and dirt resistance, and you get a perfect sweater for
A weatherproof version of bestselling Vail sweater. | Made with 100 % long-lasting Norwegian wool, this water-repellent sweater has a breathable windproof liner made with a technical polyester / polyurethane blend and soft cuffs. Add in stain- and dirt resistance, and you get a perfect sweater for
The official team jacket for the Norwegian Alpine team for the 2021 World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo. | The back is adorned with an image of Monte Cristallo and a snowflake. Cristallo is the long, indented ridge northeast of Cortina. The snowflake is from the Cortina d’Ampezzo 1956
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
There is a note of both the 50s and the 60s in the Vilja sweater. The design elements are amplified, featuring the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose, the cross known from the Setesdal and Cortina pattern, and the lice pattern. Knitted in 100 % lightweight wool.''Vilja'' is a Nordic feminine given
The design is a fusion of Chinese and Norwegian traditions. The star pattern on the chest originates from the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose. Here, the form is sharpened and crystallized, inspired by Chinese paper folding (called zhezhi) and Asian cartoons. | ABOUT THE PRODUCT | | 100 % skin soft
Official team sweater for the Norwegian National Cross-Country Ski Team for 2016 and 2017. The design features the stripes from the Norwegian flag. Made with 100 % merino wool for a naturally soft feel and comfortable fit. | | 100 % skin soft superfine merino wool (20,5 micron) | Machine wash using
The star based pattern originates from the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose. The form is sharpened and crystallized, inspired by Chinese paper folding (called zhezhi) and Asian cartoons. | ABOUT THE PRODUCT | | 100 % skin soft superfine merino wool | Designed in Norway | Machine wash using wool-cycle | | A
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
The Olympia sweater takes its name from the Greek town of Olympia – the cradle of ancient Olympic Games. | ABOUT THE PRODUCT | | 100 % skin soft merino wool | Regular fit | Mid layer, light knit | Medium high neck | Designed and knitted in Norway | Machine wash using wool-cycle | | DETAILS | | Harmony - Skin soft
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
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
There is a note of both the 50s and the 60s in the Vilja sweater. The design elements are amplified, featuring the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose, the cross known from the Setesdal and Cortina pattern, and the lice pattern. Knitted in 100 % lightweight wool.''Vilja'' is a Nordic feminine given
There is a note of both the 50s and the 60s in the Vilja sweater. The design elements are amplified, featuring the classic Norwegian eight-petal rose, the cross known from the Setesdal and Cortina pattern, and the lice pattern. Knitted in 100 % lightweight wool.''Vilja'' is a Nordic feminine given
The ultimate festive woolen sweater, inspired by traditional Dale patterns, updated with reindeer, Christmas trees, snow crystals and falling snow. The Winterland sweater is made of 100 % skin soft merino wool and features a medium high neck with a quarter zip. The Winterland sweater works equally
The official team jacket for the Norwegian Alpine team for the 2021 World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo. | The back is adorned with an image of Monte Cristallo and a snowflake. Cristallo is the long, indented ridge northeast of Cortina. The snowflake is from the Cortina d’Ampezzo 1956
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
A bestselling classic, based on the original 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater. Made with an innovative Comfort knit technology, giving it a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, in a double layer skin soft merino wool. | | 100 % skin soft merino wool (20,5 micron) | Designed and
Named after Geilo, one of the best-known ski areas in Norway. This sporty and attractive sweater is made with 100 % premium skin soft merino wool. It features a durable double-knit construction which makes it ideal for an active lifestyle. White color is stain resistant. | ABOUT THE PRODUCT | | 100 %
Named after Geilo, one of the best-known ski areas in Norway, this sporty and attractive sweater is made of 100 % premium skin soft merino wool. The durable double-knit construction makes it ideal for an active lifestyle. A repetitive pattern with the Norwegian eight-petal rose along the sleeves,
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
A classic, yet sophisticated Christmas sweater, inspired by the Norwegian Christmas: Reindeer, Christmas trees, falling snow – it’s all there. And in the center, like a Christmas star, the traditional Norwegian eight-petal rose. | Made with 100% soft and light merino wool, it’s classy for the