The special Eribé Montrose Cowl Sweater Robyn is a knitted masterpiece designed for those who appreciate elegant comfort and artisanal craftsmanship. Made from 100% merino lambswool, it envelops you in unmatched softness and natural warmth – perfect for cool days.

The airy tones of blue, cream, and sand flow harmoniously in a carefully composed pattern featuring jacquard detailsinspired by Eribé’s rich Scottish knitting heritage. Every motif and every stitch tell a story of authentic craftsmanship from the Scottish Borders, where Eribé has been reimagining classic knitwear since 1986.

The wide, asymmetrical fit and cosy cowl neck create a relaxed yet refined silhouette that pairs beautifully with jeans, wool trousers, or a chic skirt. The subtle interplay of colours gives the sweater a serene look, while its texture adds an artistic touch of depth and sophistication.

The Montrose Cowl Sweater Robyn is more than a garment – it is a celebration of the art of knitting, of natural materials, and of the timeless elegance of Scottish design.

The story behind the Eribé Montrose Cowl Sweater
On the east coast of Scotland, where the North Sea crashes powerfully against the rocks, lies the historic harbour town of Montrose. Famous for its picturesque light and vast skies, this place inspired Rosemary Eribé, the founder of Eribé, when she designed the Montrose Cowl Sweater.

Crafted from the finest natural yarns, the sweater features an elegant cowl that softly embraces the neck and shields against the bracing sea breeze. Its colours reflect the landscape: deep blues of the sea, warm sandy shades of the coast, and subtle tones reminiscent of the evening sky above Montrose.

With this design, Rosemary Eribé sought to capture the essence of Scottish beauty – robust yet refined. The Montrose Cowl Sweater is not just a garment, but an ode to the nature and culture of Scotland. Whether worn on a coastal walk or in the city, it radiates both warmth and style.

Wearing the Eribé Montrose Cowl Sweater means carrying a piece of Scottish history, craftsmanship, and the creative vision of Rosemary Eribé.