Dale of Norway вернула в продажу легендарный свитер Albertville, созданный для сборной Норвегии на Олимпиаде-1992

Flat Knitting Dale of Norway revives Albertville sweater The Albertville Undyed women’s sweater. © Dale of Norway 27th August 2026 Knitting Industry  |  Dalekvam, Norway Dale of Norway has reintroduced its celebrated Albertville sweater, originally created for the Norwegian Olympic Team at the 1992 Winter Games in Albertville, France. Recognised for its bold Nordic pattern and structured wool construction, the sweater has earned an enduring place in Norwegian knitwear history. Original versions have become sought-after archival pieces, appearing in vintage shops, private collections and on resale platforms across Europe and the United States. The reissue reflects growing interest in garments defined by longevity rather than seasonality. More than three decades after its debut, the Albertville sweater continues to be worn, collected and passed between generations. For Dale of Norway, this lasting appeal represents a distinctive Scandinavian view of luxury: fewer garments, made better. The sweater’s durability and enduring desirability also demonstrate the value of knitwear designed to outlive short-term trends. Made in Norway, the reintroduced version remains faithful to the original design. Its chunky knitted construction, classic crew neck and distinctive Norwegian pattern have been retained, preserving the character that made it an icon of the country’s knitwear heritage. The Albertville sweater is knitted from 100% wool and offered in three colourways, with versions available for women and men. Founded in Dalekvam in 1879, Dale of Norway has spent nearly 150 years producing knitwear rooted in Norwegian craftsmanship and textile tradition. The company has been an official supplier to the Norwegian Olympic Team since 1956, creating garments that combine performance, heritage and enduring design. Business intelligence for the fibre, textiles and apparel industries: technologies, innovations, markets, investments, trade policy, sourcing, strategy... Find out more