Ski Race Knit Kandahar Inferno zip the Norden Knit reflects the

the Norden Knit reflects the sturdy stock and rich heritage of the Norwegian immigrants who gave the United States the gift of skiing

In the 1920s

the Ski Race Knit Patrol prominently and proudly displays the iconic uniform patrol cross

these woolen hand warmers carry a racer’s Slalom graphic and evoke the nostalgia of snow-filled days - when head-to-toe knitwear was the equipment of choice for skiers seeking warmth and high taste style

shielding off-piste Female Alpinists from extreme and variable weather including wind

Ski Race Knit Kandahar Inferno zip the Norden Knit reflects theIt was during the early 20th century that the men and women of polo grounds, tennis courts, and rugby pitches transitioned to the slopes, bringing with them a refined sense of style and camaraderie. Among the pioneers of this golden era of alpine sport was the esteemed Kandahar Ski Club, founded in 1924 in Mrren, Switzerland. More than a hub for sport, the Kandahar Club embodied the spirit of alpine fellowshipan ethos of shared adventure, timeless