 Norway
and knitting go hand in hand and has long been a tradition of the country.
Norway's special knitting techniques are found in today's wool Norwegian
sweaters. Since the 9th century, the wool from Norwegian sheep has been used for
Norwegian sweaters, in order to make warm sweaters for
long and cold winters. The Norwegian wool works great for high-quality
Norwegian sweaters. The wool's fibers are long and curly. When the fibers are made into yarn it makes strength, lightness and warmth.
Today, norwegian wool is not only popular for its practical advantages,
but also for the fine patterns and exclusive garments that can be created
from it.
When you
slip into a hand knitted woolen Norwegian sweater, you can feel the refined
softness of the wool. Not surprisingly, it didn't
take too long before people all over the world found the benefits of traditional
Norwegian
sweaters.
Norwegian sweater designs are inspired by the magnificent nature that
surrounds Norway and by Norwegian's love for the mountains and the great
outdoors.
Norwegians have long traditions in wearing knitwear for both sport and
leisure, and
a woollen Norwegian sweater is for many the obvious choice while enjoying
nature and mountain life.
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