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Dale Of Norway Roset Fem. Wind Proof Sweater-SAMPLE

Dale Of Norway Roset Fem. Wind Proof Sweater-SAMPLE

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Adventure confidently with the Roset Windproof quarter-zip sweater. Featuring a fully windproof lined design, side seam zippers for ventilation, and hidden front pockets, it’s a versatile choice for changing weather. The relaxed fit, complete with cuffs with thumb holes, makes it perfect for layering over another sweater. Inspired by our iconic 2003 St. Moritz World Ski Championship sweater, the Roset is re-imagined in lightweight Norwegian wool, providing natural insulation and windproof comfort. The modern silhouette blends reworked traditional patterns with exceptional functionality, ideal for sport, outdoor, hiking, and ski lifestyles. Embrace warmth, comfort, and timeless style in the great outdoors.

  • Loose fit
  • Outer layer, regular knit
  • 100% fine Norwegian wool (Njord 30.5 micron)
  • Windproof lining (polyester/polyurethane)
  • 3-ply
  • 7 gauge
  • 960g (size M)
  • T-sleeve
  • Quarter-zip
  • High neck
  • Side seam zippers for ventilation (from hem and up), with hidden front pockets inside
  • Cuffs with thumb holes
  • Designed and knitted in Norway
  • Hand wash only
  • This sweater is knitted with Njord yarn made from 100% fine Norwegian wool, sourced from the sheep's very first shearing. The fibers are short, giving us a finer and softer yarn. The outcome is thin, light and soft garments, while maintaining the brilliance, crimp and longevity for which Norwegian wool is world renowned.

    Norwegian wool is one of the world’s most animal-friendly textile fibers, due to the sheep’s natural mountain life. Our Norwegian wool comes from sheep known for roaming freely in the vast Norwegian hillsides while grazing in natural pastures.

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