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This sweater is inspired by a fishing trip on the pier in the sunset glow, a trip that the designer's son loves to go on with his grandfather. The sweater is warm and comfy, and great to wear when the wind bites.

Skipper's sailor sweater is probably the knit over them all; a real classic that goes way back in history. This type of knit was originally intended for sailors who were going out to sea and therefore had a special need for warm and resilient clothing.

The pattern and colour of this cowl is inspired by the changing water levels of the sea between ebb and flow, which result in the fine lines on the shore when the water recedes.

The pattern and colour of the hat is inspired by the changing water levels of the sea between ebb and flow, which results in the fine lines on the shore when the water recedes.

The ripples on the sea surface are repeated in the West Coast slipover, where the pattern is formed by ridges knitted in different yarn qualities. The waves are broken by the vertical lines in the rib, which are emphasized by the twisted stitches.

You need to swim fast, little fish, if you are not to get caught in the fisherman's net. The decorative mesh pattern that is consistent throughout the sweater brings fishing net to mind. The structure makes the sweater light, airy, and warm at the same time.

Inspiration for the shawl comes from the coastal sand grooves on the flat beaches on the Wadden Sea coast. The wind and the water create the wavy grooves that capture the light
and cast shadow in an eternal dance in the changing weather.

According to Roman mythology, Neptune is the god of the sea, and he rules his kingdom with the trident in hand. The vertical lines of the trident have been an inspiration to this very graphic design, which blends beautifully with the soft expression of the yarn.

As a sailor on a ship, it is necessary to have a good, warm sweater. The pattern in this design provides a firm and tight sweater due to the floats running on the wrong side. It is perfect for playing in the garden, a trip to the playground, or on board a boat.

If you have ever dipped your toes in the water's edge along the Danish coasts, you probably know the feeling of the soft seaweed on your legs and feet. This slipover is just as soft.

Kronborg is based on the Rosenborg children's blouse from our AW20 collection. The model is short with wide sleeves and a high neck and is beautiful on most female bodies, regardless of it being used with a pair of jeans or a skirt.

The patterns in the Dutch fishermen's sweaters have been the inspiration for these mittens with mock cables that would remind you of fishermen's rope. The right and left mittens are knitted identically so they can be worn on both sides. This gives them a slightly longer shelf life.

Traditional sweaters of Dutch fishermen have been the inspiration for this sweater. The model is a classic sailor sweater in a slightly more neat and close-fitting shape.
If you prefer a more loose fit, choose a larger size.