Norse Projects released their Spring/Summer 2013 Collection and amongst the new goods was their Elvar Fairaisle Knit top. The piece is made of a special Fair Isle knit fabric combining two different sized yarns to give a unique texture.
The Elvar Fairaisle Knit top is available for $264 via Norse Projects.
To celebrate the holiday season, Norse Projects as marked down selected items in their shop to up to 50% off. No discount code needed. Take advantage via Norse Projects.
Oooh. Norse Projects produced some new headwear selections for the Winter and amongst the new pieces is their 2 Tone Flat Cap. The 6-panel vintage hat is made of 100% wool with embroidered front badge and adjustable rear strap. The brim is suede.
So nice. It’s a little out of my price range, but if you have the funds, get the 2 Tone Flat Cap for $68 via Norse Projects.
Amongst Norse Projects‘ latest release is their Slalom Scarf, which features a ribbed knit pattern and simple colored striping.
It comes in old white, plum and admiral blue and is available for $118 via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects just released a handful of jackets for their AW12 Collection, including the impressive Nunk Jacket V.2. The heavy weight cotton canvas piece features a padded nylon full lining for warmth and elasticated cuffs inside. At front are two side-entry pockets and 100% cotton strings. It closes up with a zip followed by front snaps.
We prefer the piece in molten lava red. Pleasantly surprising is the fact that the jacket is available in sizes XS to XL. Get it for $430 via Norse Projects.
To coincide with Erik Parker‘s “Bye, Bye, Babylon” showing at Paul Kasmin Gallery that runs through October 13th, Norse Projects presents their Norse Projects X Erik Parker 5-Panel cap. The cap features an all-over print, while the inside features print recognizing both parties.
Available now for $68 via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects just recently released their Svante Glove, which mixes both leather and wool. The wool top side is added for breath-ability while the leather underside adds durability.
Available now for $84 via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects presents a collection of two camo 5-Panel caps. The cap comes in either green or blue, with both featuring danish camouflage with upholstery camo that comes from the garment district in NYC.
Available now for $68/each via Norse Projects.
The Autumn/Winter Headwear Collection from Norse Projects is now available. Highlights include the 5-Panel Flower Cap and the Vintage Sport Cap, which comes in blue, red and green.
Everything is available now via Norse Projects or End Clothing.
Norse Projects presents their latest delivery of caps, which are tagged the Africa Pack. The three 5-Panel caps are made from dead stock printed cotton fabrics from New York’s Garment District.
All three styles are available now for $68/each via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects just released their Summer headwear selections. Included in the new drop are an array of five different solid colored 5-Panels, which are made from 100% linen, as well as four different colorway 5-Panels that feature their popular corn print design. Each cap features an adjustable leather back strap and is made in the United States.
Make your orders via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects is offering 30% off on all of their Spring/Summer 2012 styles. The sale will last for one week only.
No discount code is needed. Take advantage via Norse Projects.
Because of the beautiful weather in Copenhagen as of late, the crew at Norse Projects took a couple of their goodies out for a quick photoshoot. They decided to feature their Anton SS Shirt and Aros Light Shorts.
If you like what you see, you can get the Anton SS Shirt for $130 and Aros Light Shorts for $140.
The Randoey Shorts from Norse Projects are made of 100% cotton and feature an elasticated back section of the waistband. You’ll get two front slash pockets and a single back pocket.
Available for $160 via Norse Projects.
Norse Projects presents their Spring/Summer 2012 Stripes Collection, which features an array of striped jersey and knitwear.
All are available via Norse Projects.
