Fashion Nerds

Oslo, Norway

Elisabeth Stray Pedersen

  • Norwegian wool
  • Textured knitwear
  • Local textile production

Elisabeth Stray Pedersen connects contemporary clothing with Norway’s wool industry through ESP. Alongside designing, she took responsibility for a knitwear factory, placing production knowledge at the center of her practice.

Portrait of Elisabeth Stray Pedersen
Private archive / Dagsavisen · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Vivid green wool jacket — Elisabeth Stray Pedersen, Autumn/Winter 2018

Collection selection

Vivid green wool jacket

Autumn/Winter 2018

A documented look from Autumn/Winter 2018.

Simon Skreddernes / ESP, via DOGA
LYNG Longcoat — Elisabeth Stray Pedersen, Date not documented

Collection selection

LYNG Longcoat

Date not documented · Official catalog

This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.

esp-oslo.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
Kvam Tweed Jacket — Elisabeth Stray Pedersen, Date not documented

Collection selection

Kvam Tweed Jacket

Date not documented · Official catalog

This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.

esp-oslo.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
ESP REFORME JACKET BLACK — Elisabeth Stray Pedersen, Date not documented

Collection selection

ESP REFORME JACKET BLACK

Date not documented · Official catalog

This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.

esp-oslo.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page
INSIGHT LONGCOAT ALPACKA — Elisabeth Stray Pedersen, Date not documented

Collection selection

INSIGHT LONGCOAT ALPACKA

Date not documented · Official catalog

This outer layer documents the designer’s approach to proportion and structure.

esp-oslo.com; photographer not identified on retrieved page

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Autumn/Winter 2018

1 piece

About Elisabeth Stray Pedersen

Her work investigates how local textile traditions can support modern garments, with wool, texture and the relationship between studio and workshop shaping her approach.