New arrivals

A classic scarf with decorative graphic lines. The Dale-signature can be found in the discrete pattern with elements from the Norwegian eight-petal rose.

A classic hat with decorative graphic lines. The Dale-signature can be found in the discrete pattern with elements from the Norwegian eight-petal rose.

The city of Bergen is said to be surrounded by seven mountains (“fjell” in Norwegian). Interestingly, there are more than seven mountains in the Bergen area. Generations have debated, and still debate, which of our mountains make up ‘the famous seven’. The refined Syv Fjell jacket is made from 100% skin-soft, extra-fine merino wool in a mix of structures and subtle patterns. Up close, the toned-down appearance reveals the mountain range pattern and a combination of knitting techniques.

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 Winter Olympics medals. Inspired by the history of the alpine sport, this jacket has Norwegian flag striped cuffs and shoulders, a throwback to alpine skiing in the 1970s. You’ll find the Dale signature in the traditional flag-colored patterns on the sleeves. Made from 100% skin-soft merino wool in a stretchy rib knit quality.

The official team jacket for the very popular Norwegian handball teams for the 2020/2021 season. This jacket is a natural evolution of Podium, the team sweater for the 2019/2020 season. Based on old Norwegian patterns and the Norwegian flag striped cross, the design reflects optimism, team spirit and our affection for this sport. Inside the back of the neck, you’ll find the text ‘Heia Norge’ (‘Go Norway’). A little reminder to go out there and claim your victories – on the court as well as in life in general. Made from 100% skin-soft merino wool in a comfortable fit. Matching Podium hat and headband.

Named after a Norwegian island on the West Coast of Norway. Going ashore at Brimse island is like being transported 50 years back in time. This jacket reflects its history of traditional farming and untouched nature. The design is all about preserving traditional patterns and elements while – at the same time – turning them into a jacket with an updated, contemporary look. The traditional Norwegian eight-petal rose adorns this jacket – front and back. Made from 100% long-lasting lightweight wool.

This classic jacket is inspired by our Dale sweaters from the 1950s and 1960s. The updated interpretation of historic patterns and elements of purl knit makes this jacket both modern and retro at the same time. Made from 100% fine Norwegian wool from the sheep’s very first shearing. The fibers are short, giving us a finer and softer yarn. The pewter buttons in front are Norwegian-made. Dress it up with shirt and tie or down with a casual shirt or a tee.

The city of Bergen is said to be surrounded by seven mountains (“fjell” in Norwegian). Interestingly, there are more than seven mountains in the Bergen area. Generations have debated, and still debate, which of our mountains make up ‘the famous seven’. The refined Syv Fjell round neck sweater is made from 100% skin-soft, extra-fine merino wool in a mix of structures and subtle patterns. Up close, the toned-down appearance reveals the mountain range pattern and a combination of knitting techniques.

The city of Bergen is said to be surrounded by seven mountains (“fjell” in Norwegian). Interestingly, there are more than seven mountains in the Bergen area. Generations have debated, and still debate, which of our mountains make up ‘the famous seven’. The refined Syv Fjell V-neck sweater is made from 100% skin-soft, extra-fine merino wool in a mix of structures and subtle patterns. Up close, the toned-down appearance reveals the mountain range pattern and a combination of knitting techniques.

The city of Bergen is said to be surrounded by seven mountains (“fjell” in Norwegian). Interestingly, there are more than seven mountains in the Bergen area. Generations have debated, and still debate, which of our mountains make up ‘the famous seven’. The refined Syv Fjell half zip sweater is made from 100% skin-soft, extra-fine merino wool in a mix of structures and subtle patterns. Up close, the toned-down appearance reveals the mountain range pattern and a combination of knitting techniques.

A fashionable and comfortable sweater inspired by wild reindeer: A reindeer’s head surrounded by snowflakes transform into a traditional Norwegian pattern. Snøhetta (literally ‘snow hood’) is one of Norway’s highest mountains and a natural habitat for wild reindeer. Well adapted to the climate of the Norwegian mountains, the extreme cold and snowy conditions are no match for the hardy reindeer. Made from 100% super-soft, air-spun merino wool, the Snøhetta sweater offers crazy comfort for not-so-hardy two-legged creatures. Matching hat and headband.

The official team sweater for the Norwegian Cross-Country ski team for the 2021 World Championships in Oberstdorf. Inspired by the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) in design and colorways. Enigmatic. Electric bursts of energy with glowing bright lights. From the North. You could say our athletes and the Northern Lights have a lot in common. The Oberstdorf team sweater is adorned with the Norwegian flag striped cross, snow crystals and the eight-petal rose. Made from 100% skin-soft merino wool in a long-lasting knit quality. Matching hat and headband.

The Setesdal design is the most recognizable Norwegian pattern and has been knitted for generations. Time to shake it up! The Dalsete sweater has all the well-known design elements from the Setesdal sweater: the lice pattern, the crosses to protect from evil spirits, the embroidered band, the colorways, and the Norwegian-made pewter clasps (turned into buttons). But all remixed into a truly new and unique sweater with a young and stylish look. The wool is updated as well. Made from 100% fine Norwegian wool from the sheep’s very first shearing. The short fibers of the wool make the yarn finer and softer, giving us a light, warm and comfortable sweater with a twist.

What do you get if you cross the famous Sotra sweater with our official sweater from the 1964 Olympic Games in Innsbruck? The best of two worlds. The Tyssøy sweater combines the complexity of the Sotra pattern (with the eight-petal roses across it) with the simplicity of the Olympic sweater – giving a young and fresh look. Made from 100% fine Norwegian wool from the sheep’s very first shearing. The short fibers of the wool make the yarn finer and softer, giving us a light, warm and comfortable sweater.

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.