Keep your hands toasty and warm on even the coldest of days with our range of Icelandic mittens and gloves! Hand-knitted in the traditional way from sumptuously soft Icelandic sheep's wool, our accessories provide a stylish and practical

Mar 14, 2025 · Icelandic wool mittens and gloves are essential for keeping warm in Iceland’s ever-changing weather. Made from high-quality, naturally insulating wool, these gloves and mittens come in a variety of styles, from luxury brushed wool mittens to hand-knitted wool mittens.Whether you prefer woolen full-finger gloves or wool mittens and gloves with the traditional Icelandic frost rose pattern ...

Great selection of wool gloves and mittens from Iceland. We offer both hand knitted and machine knitted wool items from VARMA, J.Davidsson and our own brand Nordic Store. Most of our selection is made from 100% Icelandic virgin wool.

Hand-knit Icelandic wool mittens, knitted in the traditional way from sumptuously soft Icelandic sheep's wool, our accessories provide a stylish and practical finishing touch to any outfit. Available in a range of beautiful colors and patterns.

Are your hands cold? Gilsá mittens are made from 100% pure Icelandic wool. They are fleece lined for extra warmth and comfort. The perfect accessory to keep you warm during colder days.

Glove and Mitten designs by Ágústa Jónsdóttir. Inspired by nature and the rich history of traditional knitting of Iceland. 100% wool - many styles.

With a timeless pattern inspired by Icelandic heritage, these mittens add a touch of rustic charm to any winter outfit. Whether you’re braving a snowy hike, shoveling the driveway, or simply strolling through a winter wonderland, our mittens will become an essential companion.

Beautiful, warm, wearable mittens and gloves in a variety of colors and styles; A master class in multi-color stranded knitting and in a wide range of stitches and techniques; Full-color photographs and step-by-step instructions to aid both novice and veteran mitten-knitters; Published in Iceland in November 2020 in Icelandic and English.