Fall Winter 2026

North of Time
FW26 | Part I
FALL WINTER '26

Winter comes next, the longest breath of the year.

The seasons tell the body where it is in time. How to hold itself on days like these. Just as the heat of summer lets go, so can we. And as autumn arrives at our door, the light thins, colors deepen, the world begins to draw inward, and we follow. Winter comes next, not as a endring, but as a pause. The longest breath of the year.

The air turns colder, and we reach for what has carried us through before. For the familiar weight of wool, for layers heavy and light, for shapes that hold and shelter. The body learns to wait, the land hold, the mind to listen. In the north, time is not felt as a series of events, but as a cycle of return, of standing, of remaining.

New Arrivals

The Blaatrøie Original

After several years in development, we are proud to finally reintroduce a timeless classic from the archives: the Blaatrøie Original.

First crafted in the 1860s by our original founder, Ole Andreas Devold, this sweater was designed to withstand the harshest elements at sea. Its distinctive, tightly knit, and water-repellent construction ensured warmth and protection against any weather, for fishermen, workers, and sailors alike.

Now, 160 years on, we have carefully recreated this iconic piece—tailored for modern life with a new unisex fit. Made from 100% superfine merino wool, it promises exceptional softness and breathability. Available in three styles—solid dark navy, off white, and an embroidered version as per the original design—the Blaatrøie Original is an icon reawakened.

A collage of a smiling man in overalls, a man on a boat, and a vintage ship, set against old document cards.
A collage of a smiling man in overalls, a man on a boat, and a vintage ship, set against old document cards.
HISTORY

A Legacy of Wool Since 1868

Rooted in our heritage, we continue the tradition of mastering wool.

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Our Heritage