Nansen Wool Zip Neck Sweater
Devold Nansen 100% Wool Sweater - Explorer-Grade Norwegian Heritage Knitwear
The Devold Nansen carries the legacy of polar exploration history. Named after Fridtjof Nansen, who completed the first successful crossing of Greenland's ice cap in 1888, this sweater represents proven Arctic performance. When Nansen faced 560 kilometres of uncharted ice in brutal conditions, he trusted Devold woolÑthe same material Norwegian fishermen and Arctic workers relied on for survival. Today's Nansen honours this heritage in six contemporary styles, performing "in the toughest conditions or making you stand out in the streets."
100% Pure Norwegian Wool (32-36 Micron) The Nansen uses strong, broad wool fibres (32-36 micron)Ñthe same grade trusted by Arctic explorers. This thicker fibre provides exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, superior durability, maximum insulation through air-trapping loft, and proven performance in extreme cold and damp conditions. Natural wool benefits include temperature regulation, moisture management maintaining warmth even when wet, odour resistance, breathability, and decades of durability.
Six Contemporary Styles Crew neck (classic round neckline), high neck/turtleneck (maximum protection), zip neck (adjustable ventilation with chin guard), button neck (traditional fastening), split seam (enhanced fit), and women's specific cuts.
Design Features Thick, chunky knit for maximum warmth, ribbed cuffs and hem sealing in heat, pre-washed for soft feel and minimal shrinkage, unisex sizing allowing comfortable layering, and made in Europe with Norwegian wool.
When and Where to Wear It Perfect for extreme outdoor activities (mountain hiking, winter camping, ski touring, ice fishing), everyday cold weather (freezing temperatures, layering under parkas, apr�s-ski, cold-weather commuting), and heritage styling. Temperature range: 0¡C to 10¡C (32¡F to 50¡F) standalone, -10¡C to 5¡C (14¡F to 41¡F) over base layers, extreme sub-zero under shells.
Why Choose the Nansen? Unlike lightweight modern sweaters, the Nansen offers polar expedition-proven performance, authentic explorer heritage worn by Fridtjof Nansen in 1888, thick construction for severe cold, and natural materials tested in Arctic conditions. This is serious cold-weather gear with genuine historical credentials.
Care and Sizing Air out between wears; hand wash or wool cycle (30¡C/86¡F) only when needed; dry flat. Unisex sizing accommodates layeringÑconsult Devold Originals size chart.
Technical Specifications:
- Material: 100% Pure New Wool from Norwegian sheep (32-36 micron)
- Construction: Thick, chunky knit, pre-washed
- Styles: Crew neck, high neck, zip neck, button neck, split seam, women's
- Fit: Unisex/relaxed regular
- Heritage: Named after Fridtjof Nansen, worn on 1888 Greenland expedition
- Origin: Norwegian wool, made in Europe
- Sustainability: Natural, renewable, biodegradable, mulesing-free
Who Is This For? Serious outdoor enthusiasts facing extreme cold, winter sports athletes, mountaineers, Arctic travellers, and anyone seeking authentic expedition-grade performance proven in Earth's harshest environments.
Devold Nansen 100% Wool Sweater - Explorer-Grade Norwegian Heritage Knitwear
The Devold Nansen carries the legacy of polar exploration history. Named after Fridtjof Nansen, who completed the first successful crossing of Greenland's ice cap in 1888, this sweater represents proven Arctic performance. When Nansen faced 560 kilometres of uncharted ice in brutal conditions, he trusted Devold woolÑthe same material Norwegian fishermen and Arctic workers relied on for survival. Today's Nansen honours this heritage in six contemporary styles, performing "in the toughest conditions or making you stand out in the streets."
100% Pure Norwegian Wool (32-36 Micron) The Nansen uses strong, broad wool fibres (32-36 micron)Ñthe same grade trusted by Arctic explorers. This thicker fibre provides exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, superior durability, maximum insulation through air-trapping loft, and proven performance in extreme cold and damp conditions. Natural wool benefits include temperature regulation, moisture management maintaining warmth even when wet, odour resistance, breathability, and decades of durability.
Six Contemporary Styles Crew neck (classic round neckline), high neck/turtleneck (maximum protection), zip neck (adjustable ventilation with chin guard), button neck (traditional fastening), split seam (enhanced fit), and women's specific cuts.
Design Features Thick, chunky knit for maximum warmth, ribbed cuffs and hem sealing in heat, pre-washed for soft feel and minimal shrinkage, unisex sizing allowing comfortable layering, and made in Europe with Norwegian wool.
When and Where to Wear It Perfect for extreme outdoor activities (mountain hiking, winter camping, ski touring, ice fishing), everyday cold weather (freezing temperatures, layering under parkas, apr�s-ski, cold-weather commuting), and heritage styling. Temperature range: 0¡C to 10¡C (32¡F to 50¡F) standalone, -10¡C to 5¡C (14¡F to 41¡F) over base layers, extreme sub-zero under shells.
Why Choose the Nansen? Unlike lightweight modern sweaters, the Nansen offers polar expedition-proven performance, authentic explorer heritage worn by Fridtjof Nansen in 1888, thick construction for severe cold, and natural materials tested in Arctic conditions. This is serious cold-weather gear with genuine historical credentials.
Care and Sizing Air out between wears; hand wash or wool cycle (30¡C/86¡F) only when needed; dry flat. Unisex sizing accommodates layeringÑconsult Devold Originals size chart.
Technical Specifications:
- Material: 100% Pure New Wool from Norwegian sheep (32-36 micron)
- Construction: Thick, chunky knit, pre-washed
- Styles: Crew neck, high neck, zip neck, button neck, split seam, women's
- Fit: Unisex/relaxed regular
- Heritage: Named after Fridtjof Nansen, worn on 1888 Greenland expedition
- Origin: Norwegian wool, made in Europe
- Sustainability: Natural, renewable, biodegradable, mulesing-free
Who Is This For? Serious outdoor enthusiasts facing extreme cold, winter sports athletes, mountaineers, Arctic travellers, and anyone seeking authentic expedition-grade performance proven in Earth's harshest environments.
Original: $232.02
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$69.61Description
Devold Nansen 100% Wool Sweater - Explorer-Grade Norwegian Heritage Knitwear
The Devold Nansen carries the legacy of polar exploration history. Named after Fridtjof Nansen, who completed the first successful crossing of Greenland's ice cap in 1888, this sweater represents proven Arctic performance. When Nansen faced 560 kilometres of uncharted ice in brutal conditions, he trusted Devold woolÑthe same material Norwegian fishermen and Arctic workers relied on for survival. Today's Nansen honours this heritage in six contemporary styles, performing "in the toughest conditions or making you stand out in the streets."
100% Pure Norwegian Wool (32-36 Micron) The Nansen uses strong, broad wool fibres (32-36 micron)Ñthe same grade trusted by Arctic explorers. This thicker fibre provides exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, superior durability, maximum insulation through air-trapping loft, and proven performance in extreme cold and damp conditions. Natural wool benefits include temperature regulation, moisture management maintaining warmth even when wet, odour resistance, breathability, and decades of durability.
Six Contemporary Styles Crew neck (classic round neckline), high neck/turtleneck (maximum protection), zip neck (adjustable ventilation with chin guard), button neck (traditional fastening), split seam (enhanced fit), and women's specific cuts.
Design Features Thick, chunky knit for maximum warmth, ribbed cuffs and hem sealing in heat, pre-washed for soft feel and minimal shrinkage, unisex sizing allowing comfortable layering, and made in Europe with Norwegian wool.
When and Where to Wear It Perfect for extreme outdoor activities (mountain hiking, winter camping, ski touring, ice fishing), everyday cold weather (freezing temperatures, layering under parkas, apr�s-ski, cold-weather commuting), and heritage styling. Temperature range: 0¡C to 10¡C (32¡F to 50¡F) standalone, -10¡C to 5¡C (14¡F to 41¡F) over base layers, extreme sub-zero under shells.
Why Choose the Nansen? Unlike lightweight modern sweaters, the Nansen offers polar expedition-proven performance, authentic explorer heritage worn by Fridtjof Nansen in 1888, thick construction for severe cold, and natural materials tested in Arctic conditions. This is serious cold-weather gear with genuine historical credentials.
Care and Sizing Air out between wears; hand wash or wool cycle (30¡C/86¡F) only when needed; dry flat. Unisex sizing accommodates layeringÑconsult Devold Originals size chart.
Technical Specifications:
- Material: 100% Pure New Wool from Norwegian sheep (32-36 micron)
- Construction: Thick, chunky knit, pre-washed
- Styles: Crew neck, high neck, zip neck, button neck, split seam, women's
- Fit: Unisex/relaxed regular
- Heritage: Named after Fridtjof Nansen, worn on 1888 Greenland expedition
- Origin: Norwegian wool, made in Europe
- Sustainability: Natural, renewable, biodegradable, mulesing-free
Who Is This For? Serious outdoor enthusiasts facing extreme cold, winter sports athletes, mountaineers, Arctic travellers, and anyone seeking authentic expedition-grade performance proven in Earth's harshest environments.
