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Scottish Sweaters, Slipovers, and Cardigans
A Scottish sweater isn't just a seasonal item. It's an investment—in quality, in craftsmanship, and in a style that transcends trends. The Scottish Shop brings together the three most renowned Scottish knitwear manufacturers for men under one roof.
Harley of Scotland Since 1929, Peterhead has been knitting seamless sweaters without a single seam—each piece crafted in a single step from pure new wool, Geelong lambswool, or Merino cashmere. Whether a classic Fair Isle sweater, a bold cable-knit, or a simple crew neck—every style bears the hallmark of three generations. William Lockie From Hawick, founded in 1874, is world-famous for the Leven Geelong sweater—knitted with two strands of yarn on high-tension machines, featuring saddle shoulders and straight cuffs. Finally, Eribé knitwear from the Scottish Borders has been reinterpreting the Fair Isle heritage since 1986 with modern, vibrant color combinations in Merino and angora.
The Scottish Shop is the leading retailer of Scottish men's sweaters in Germany—offering the largest selection and exclusive styles, delivered quickly and reliably from Germany.
Scottish Men's Sweaters: Frequently Asked Questions
Harley of Scotland (seamless Fair Isle sweaters, cable knit, Merino-cashmere), William Lockie (Leven Geelong crew neck, turtleneck, exclusive Fair Isle sweaters), and Eribé Knitwear (award-winning Fair Isle sweaters in Merino-angora). All Made in Scotland.
Scottish knitwear manufacturers use only natural fibers—virgin wool, Geelong lambswool, Merino, angora, and cashmere—and often still produce their garments by hand. Harley of Scotland has been knitting seamless garments since 2001, while William Lockie has been using high-tension knitting machines since 1874. The result is a level of quality and durability that industrially manufactured sweaters simply cannot match.
Most models are available in sizes S through XXL. You can find detailed size charts on each product page. If you have any questions about sizes, we're happy to help via the Contact page.
Wash lambswool and Geelong sweaters by hand in cold water—never in the washing machine, never in the dryer, never hang to dry; dry flat. Please always check the care label on the specific item.




















































