96411 Losna men’s sweater
The Losna is a warm, chunky knit pullover crafted from 100% lightweight wool,
combining a relaxed silhouette with a distinctive zigzag pattern and a refined crew-neck
insert. Textured yet balanced, this wool sweater feels considered and easy to wear.
In the Losna sweater, undyed and dyed yarns are blended. The undyed wool highlights
the fiber’s natural tones and brings out the wool’s authentic beauty, creating a piece
that feels both natural and refined.
Rooted in Fair Isle tradition and Dale of Norway’s round-knit heritage, Losna is a relaxed
pullover defined by pattern, structure, and enduring knitwear craft.

• S - XXL
• Regular fit
• Mid layer, heavy knit
• Mix of undyed lightweight wool (Nature Undyed 27 micron) and dyed lightweight
wool (Seagull 27 micron)
• 880g (size L)
• Raglan sleeve
• Crew neck
• Made in Norway
• Hand wash only

Details:
Mix of Nature Undyed and Seagull: This garment is knitted in a mix of Nature Undyed
and Seagull yarns, with di erent sections worked in each quality. The Nature Undyed
portions use our undyed lightweight wool sourced from Uruguay, showcasing the
natural color variations of the fiber, ranging from darker to brighter tones. These shades
are carefully sorted and blended into mélanges, creating a limited palette of authentic,
natural colors. With no dyeing process involved, the yarn remains 100% natural,
eliminating the chemicals typically associated with dyeing and conserving both water
and energy.

The Seagull sections are knitted in our lightweight yarn made from South American
crossbred sheep. This yarn, produced exclusively for Dale of Norway, is ideal for
traditional medium-weight garments that call for a lighter and softer feel. (Both yarn
qualities share a fiber diameter of 27 micron). Hand wash only.

History:
Rooted in Norwegian heritage, the Losna sweater echoes the earlier Sula sweater,
o ering the same comfortable silhouette with an updated design.
Named after Losna, a quiet island in the Solund archipelago, the sweater carries the
spirit of Norway’s western coast. Once home to only a handful of residents, Losna now
thrives on summer visitors drawn to its rugged shores and untouched landscapes.