Olve is a patterned sweater with deep roots in Norwegian coastal culture. Designed by Ingun Grimstad Klepp, this sweater combines historical inspiration with the robust warmth of 100% undyed Norwegian wool.

Olve came about through a collaboration between Tingvoll Ull and Kystlaget in Tingvoll to interpret coastal cultural heritage in knitwear. The pattern is taken from a knitting book from 1925 with Gotlandic motifs and is a modern interpretation of the classic "islender". This version is knitted in a timeless combination of dark brown and gray, where the colors are the sheep's own natural shades, entirely without the use of chemical dyes.

The sweater is made from 100% untreated Norwegian wool sourced directly from local farmers. The untreated wool retains its natural lanolin content, which makes the garment naturally self-cleaning, water-repellent, and extremely durable. The fit is a spacious unisex model designed to be a garment one can "live in" – whether at sea or in the mountains. The entire production, from washing the raw wool to finishing, takes place locally on the farm in Tingvoll.