LUSEKOFTA, Dale of Norway, size M.

Wool.

Lusekofta is a traditional Norwegian knitted sweater that is also known as "lusegenser" in Norwegian. The name "luse jacket" comes from the Norwegian word "lus" meaning louse, and "cardigan" meaning sweater or cardigan. Originally, these sweaters were used as work clothes by Norwegian fishermen and farmers during the 19th century.

The name comes from the fact that the shirts are patterned with small dots or figures that resembled lice. The purpose of these designs was to hide any dirt stains or lice infestation, which was common at the time. The sweaters were usually made of wool and had a relatively tight and warm construction that protected against the cold Norwegian climate.

Dale of Norway is a well-known brand in Norwegian knitted design and clothing. The company was founded in 1879 in Dale, a village in Norway known for its traditional knitting culture.