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Eribe " Fairisle " Sweater, Blue Morning

Eribé Women's Knitwear – Fair Isle Sweaters & Cardigans

Eribé Women's knitwear — colorful, award-winning, and unmistakably Scottish. Since 1986, this design house from the Scottish Borders has been creating knitwear that blends tradition and modern aesthetics in a way that no one else can. “ Westray ” sweaters, the “Alpine” cardigan, the “ Corry ” raglan, and more—all made from high-quality “ Merino,” “ Shetland,” or lambswool. Most lines are manufactured in Scotland; the “Alpine” line is designed in Scotland and knitted in the EU.

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Eribé Women's Knitwear

Eribé is no ordinary knitwear label. Since 1986, the award-winning Scottish design house has been combining traditional knitting techniques with a distinctly modern, colorful aesthetic—bold, inclusive, and full of personality. Founded by Rosemary Eribé, who discovered her love for natural textiles in Germany and laid the foundation for her craftsmanship at the Scottish College of Textiles in Galashiels , every piece bears the signature of a brand that views knitting as an art form.

The women's collection at The Scottish Shop features the most popular Eribé styles: the classic Westray sweater with a modern Fair Isle pattern and a distinctive ribbed hem made from 100% Shetland wool; the Alpine cardigan with vibrant multicolored patterns made from Merino and angora wool; the casual Corry raglan sweater for relaxed everyday style; as well as hats, scarves, and gloves to complete the look. All pieces celebrate color, diversity, and the Scottish knitting tradition—for women of all ages and styles.

The Scottish Shop is your leading Eribé retailer in Germany — with the largest selection of women's clothing, delivered quickly and reliably from Germany.

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