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Røros Tweed

Bislett Throw

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Røros Tweed

Bislett Throw

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Bislett Throw

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Designed by Hallgeir Homstvedt for esteemed Norwegian textile house Røros Tweed, Bislett (2020) is inspired by the track at the famous Oslo stadium that it’s named for. The overlapping curved and straight lines intentionally create a Moiré effect: the interference wave pattern typically seen when fine stripes or houndstooth patterns appear in digital photos or videos. The blanket is woven entirely from Norwegian lambswool, a natural fiber possessing inherent durability and warmth thanks to free-grazing sheep. Made in Norway.

Inspired by the track at Bislett Stadium in Oslo.
Overlapping curved and straight lines create a Moiré effect.
100% Norwegian lambswool offers natural luster, warmth, and moisture repellence.
The wool's natural crimp helps it hold its shape, supporting long-term durability.
Hand wash or gentle machine wash; lay flat to dry.
Røros Tweed blanket designed by Hallgeir Homstvedt.

Brand: Røros Tweed

General Dimensions

53" W 79" D

Product Weight: 2.75 lbs

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.

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Bislett Throw

Width (in): 53
Depth (in): 79
Weight (lbs): 2.75

Norwegian wool

Hallgeir Homstvedt

Halligeir Homstvedt sums up his philosophy as an attempt “to simplify as much as possible in order to get to the essence of the product.” Even in aesthetically driven product categories, he designs for improvement on what’s come before. The result: timeless, functional, tactile designs that engage the user.

Bislett Throw