TROLLA WOOL GESNER - Dark Brown

Trolla is a classic Norwegian wool sweater from Tingvoll Ull, knitted in 100% natural Norwegian wool. The sweater is a solid-colored model where the wool's own shades take center stage. Without patterns or strong contrasts, the natural play and structure of the material is emphasized.

The model has a classic round neck and a timeless unisex fit , made to work both in everyday life and outdoors. The strong Norwegian wool provides good warmth and durability, and the sweater is made to last for many years.

The wool comes from the endangered Blæsas sheep breed , and the sweater is knitted in natural, undyed yarn. This means that each batch of yarn has slight variations in tone, giving each sweater its own unique expression.

About Norwegian wool

Trolla is made from 100% untreated Norwegian wool from local farmers . The wool is used in its natural colors without chemical dyeing, which gives a more environmentally friendly garment and an authentic expression.

Norwegian wool is known for being robust and durable, with fibers that provide good elasticity and structure in the yarn. This means that garments keep their shape well even after long-term use.

Wool fibers also have natural properties that make them particularly well suited to the Nordic climate:

• insulates well against cold

• transports moisture away from the body

• retains heat even when the wool is damp

• is naturally self-cleaning

Therefore, such sweaters often only need airing instead of frequent washing.

Details

• 100% Norwegian wool

• Natural undyed yarn

• Wool from grey Trøndelag sheep

• Classic round neck

• Timeless unisex fit

• Naturally self-cleaning wool

• Heritage garment quality made for longevity

• Produced in Norway

• Model: Trolla wool sweater

Size chart (cm)

Measurements are taken when the sweater is lying flat. Slight variations may occur.

The story behind the Trolla sweater

The name Trolla comes from Store Trolla , the highest mountain in Innerdalen in Nordmøre. The area is often considered one of Norway's most beautiful valleys, and the sheep that supply the wool for the sweater graze in this landscape.

By using solid-colored yarn in natural wool, the material itself plays the main role. Small variations in the wool's hues give each sweater its own unique expression. The result is a garment that is both simple, durable and closely linked to the landscape where the wool originates.