Dale of Norway Women's Heritage Sweaters

Bygland is a feminine and figure close jacket in extra soft and comfortably yarn. The two ways zipper ensures a nice fit.

Named for the ski town in Colorado, it's the US Ski and Snowboard 2007-2008 sweater.

Named for the ski town in Colorado, it's the US Ski and Snowboard 2007-2008 sweater.

Fits close to the figure and does it with the best and most soft yarn.

Soft and comfortable yarn made into a design inspired by the Lappish landscape. Stretching from Finland, over Sweden and all the way to Norway is a landscape of open plateaus and mountains covered by snow in the wintertime.

Soft and comfortable yarn made into a design inspired by the Lappish landscape. Stretching from Finland, over Sweden and all the way to Norway is a landscape of open plateaus and mountains covered by snow in the wintertime.

Named for the ski town in Colorado, it's the US Ski and Snowboard 2007-2008 sweater.

Delicate, feminine pattern that is just enough to add a unique touch to the sweater.

Velvet detailing on the cuffs and can be closed by invisible clasps behind velvet trimmings.

Bygland is a feminine and figure close jacket in extra soft and comfortably yarn. The two ways zipper ensures a nice fit.

Perfect paired with a simple top or a nice blouse.

Velvet detailing on the cuffs and can be closed by invisible clasps behind velvet trimmings.

Velvet detailing on the cuffs and can be closed by invisible clasps behind velvet trimmings.

The Valle cardigan is based on the traditional Setesdal pattern and is named after the village Valle in Setesdalen.

The Valle cardigan is based on the traditional Setesdal pattern and is named after the village Valle in Setesdalen.

The Valle cardigan is based on the traditional Setesdal pattern and is named after the village Valle in Setesdalen.

The Valle cardigan is based on the traditional Setesdal pattern and is named after the village Valle in Setesdalen.

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.

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.