96401 Breidablikk Women’s Jumper
The Breidablikk jumper is a soft, breathable and lightweight garment made from merino wool, featuring a slim fit and a quarter-length zip at the centre of the neck. It is knitted from 100% skin-soft, itch-free merino wool and designed for freedom of movement. This makes it the perfect ski jumper, seamlessly transitioning from cool days on the slopes and mountain trails to relaxed après-ski moments and everyday city wear.
Knitted using a sophisticated panel technique, Breidablikk combines two yarns to create a subtle two-tone surface that lends depth and dimension to the knit. An iconic eight-petalled rose adorns the centre of the design, whilst colour gradients between the upper and lower sections give the pattern a clean, graphic look.
Rooted in the Norwegian knitting tradition and designed for active wear, Breidablikk offers a clean, contemporary interpretation of a familiar design. A versatile merino wool jumper that’s perfect for layering in any season, combining tradition and function in a contemporary silhouette.
• XS – XXL
• Regular fit
• Mid-layer, lightweight knit
• 100% skin-soft, superfine merino wool (Greenport 17.5 microns)
• Single-ply
• 14 gauge
• 380 g (size M)
• J-sleeves
• Quarter-length zip, mid-height collar
• Made in Norway
• Machine washable on a wool cycle

Details:
Greenport – skin-friendly, superfine merino wool: This superfine merino wool is TEC-treated (Total Easy Care) and is therefore machine-washable without shrinking or felting. TEC wool is prized for its exceptional softness and supple drape, making it ideal for garments where comfort and softness are paramount. (Fibre diameter: 17.5 microns). Can be machine-washed on a wool cycle.
History:
In Norse mythology, Breidablikk is the home of Baldr, the son of Odin and Frigg. Known for his grace, beauty and eloquence, Baldr kept the doors of Breidablikk open forever, welcoming all who approached. The hall itself was described as a place of incomparable beauty – always radiant and harmonious, untouched by fear or darkness. Breidablikk is also the name of a modern self-catering mountain hut in Stølsheimen, the mountain region south-east of Dale. Situated at an altitude of 1,160 metres (3,806 feet) in open highland terrain, the hut is considered one of Norway’s most striking open highland terrain, the hut is considered one of Norway’s most striking hiking huts – renowned for its spectacular location and breathtaking panoramic views.