Dale of Norway - M Hardanger Windproof jacket | wool men's vest with lining
Dale of Norway - M Hardanger Windproof jacket | wool men's vest with lining
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Description
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Specifications & material
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Maintenance
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Cool and functional Norwegian men's vest
The Hardanger model is a retro wool coat with a windstopper lining. An ideal garment for the colder seasons. Knitted from 100% Norwegian wool, it offers exceptional warmth and comfort, perfect for outdoor adventures. The jacket features a breathable windproof lining, a high collar, and two practical zippered pockets. Rugged, stylish, and functional!
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Material :
- Outer: 100% Norwegian wool, 33.5 micron
- Windproof lining and lining in pockets: polyester/polyurethane mix
- Mulesing-free wool
- High collar
- Zipper closure
- Weight: approx. 1008 gr. (size L)
- Designed and knitted in Norway
- Washing instructions: Hand wash. We recommend Texelana Wool Detergent. For more information about washing woolen clothing, see our blog post on washing woolen clothing .
Maintenance
Wool is a great material for clothing because it's antibacterial and odor-resistant. Therefore, wool clothing doesn't need to be washed often. Hang it outside occasionally to freshen it up. If you do want to wash it, we recommend Texelana Wool Detergent . When hand-washing, never rub vigorously to prevent felting. Always check the garment's care label for washing instructions. Always dry wool clothing flat.
Treating your wool garment this way will not only keep it looking better and make it last longer, but by airing it out instead of washing it, you'll also help the environment.
Storing woolen clothes
We recommend storing your woolen clothing clean, perhaps with a lavender bag; this will keep moths at bay. It's also best to store woolen clothing flat to prevent damage to the wool's elasticity.
About Dale of Norway
The village of Dale lies amid steep mountains, waterfalls, and fjords on the west coast of Norway. In 1872, Peder Lebsen traveled through the small village of Dale, near the city of Bergen. He saw Dale as the ideal location to establish a first-class textile factory. The Dale of Norway textile factory was completed in 1879 and has remained in operation in Dale ever since.
From the beginning, the focus was on producing high-quality wool products. The factory quickly grew to become the largest employer in the region. Skilled knitters and craftspeople joined the company, often followed by their families. This experience and expertise was then passed on to the next generation.
The company stands for premium quality in every garment – a trademark of Dale of Norway since 1879.
