Setesdal Lusekofte Sweater
Setesdal is the brand’s folk-knit classic, carrying luse patterning, crosses, pewter clasps and woven trim.
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Story & heritage
The official page calls Setesdal Norway’s most famous pattern and identifies this garment as the original lusekofte.
Its motif language is rooted in traditional crosses and the small “luse” pattern; the page says those crosses were originally knitted as protection symbols.
Materials & craft
The official product description lists 100% wool, Norwegian-made pewter clasps and woven bands, keeping the construction close to the original design.
How to choose & style
Setesdal works best when treated as heritage outer knitwear: wear it open over a roll-neck or buttoned under a parka, and keep the rest of the outfit quiet so the clasps and bands read clearly.
