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High-quality Scottish knitwear, made in Scotland since 1929
Harley of Scotland
Where the North Sea meets rugged cliffs and the wind whistles across endless moorlands—that is where Harley of Scotland has its roots. Since 1929, the family-owned company from Peterhead has been knitting men’s sweaters that are more than just clothing. What fishermen once wore for protection against the elements has now become the epitome of timeless men’s fashion.
At the heart of every piece is the unique seamless knitting technique—no seams, no compromises. Whether it’s a classic Fair Isle sweater, a cable-knit sweater, a cable-patterned sweater, or a simple slipover—every style bears the hallmark of three generations of the Harley family. New to the men’s collection: Merino cashmere blends for extra-soft comfort.
Made from the finest virgin wool and “ Geelong ” lambswool. The Scottish Shop is the leading retailer of Harley of Scotland in Germany—offering the largest selection of men’s knitwear, shipped directly from Scotland. For men who know that true quality knows no season.
Scottish knitwear from Harley of Scotland
Harley Men's Knitwear: Frequently Asked Questions
Sweaters made of pure virgin wool, Fair Isle sweaters, cable-knit sweaters, cable-knit patterns, Merino cashmere sweaters, cardigans, and slipovers—in a wide range of colors, from classic navy to vibrant cobalt blue.
Seamless knitting technique: each piece is knitted as a single piece. Better fit, greater durability, no chafing at the seams. Combined with high-quality natural fibers from Scotland.
100% pure virgin wool (Shetland), Geelong lambswool, superfine lambswool, and Merino cashmere blends for exceptionally soft pieces.
Wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle or by hand. Never hang to dry—lay flat to dry. Do not tumble dry.
Yes. The Scottish Shop has the largest selection of Harley of Scotland men's knitwear in Germany—featuring exclusive styles and colors that aren't available anywhere else.
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