Norwegian 3 Nordic

Original Norwegiansweaters, knittinggraphs for a beautiful fairislesweater

And the technique found in today's handmade woolen sweaters has been practiced since the 9th century.
Originally, the wool from Norwegian sheep has been used, because it was practical for making warm
garments for long and cold winters. The Norwegian wool is especially suited for high-quality handmade
knitwear. The wool's fibers are long and curly, which when made into the yarn give strength, lightness
and warmth. Today, wool is popular not only for its practical advantages, but also because of the fine
handmade patterns and exclusive garments that can be created. When you slip into a handmade woolen
Norwegian sweater, you can feel the refined softness of the wool, a luxury touch of a life.
Not surprisingly, it didn't take too long before people all over the old continent and later on in the America
and all over the world found the benefits of original Norwegian handmade sweaters.
From all the producers in Scandinavia, Dale of Norway is probably the most recognized brand name when it
comes to woolen Norwegian sweaters. It represents the traditions and quality Norwegian knitwear is famous
for. Ever since 1879, Dale of Norway has been producing the first class quality products.
Today, Dale of Norway is the largest manufacturer of original Norwegian knitwear in the world.
Furthermore, Dale of Norway is one of the Scandinavia largest manufacturers of fine hand-knitting yarns.
Dale of Norway stays close to nature—pure natural fibers are the natural ingredient in all
Dale of Norway products and technologies used to manufacture these sweaters are very ecological.