The Eribé Stobo Graffiti Sweater Birlie brings traditional Scottish knitwear together with contemporary graffiti art in a surprising way. One side features an expressive play of patterns in brown, black, petrol, grey and cream, with charcoal sleeves and warm ochre cuffs. The other side is completely plain brown, giving the same sweater a much calmer look.

That contrast is exactly what makes this design so special. The sweater is reversible, allowing you to choose which side you want to wear on the outside. One day the graphic, colourful side can be the focal point, while the next day you can choose the plain brown side for a more understated look. Two clearly different styles in one garment.

The patterns are inspired by contemporary graffiti art. Not by literally imitating graffiti, but by playing with rhythm, colour blocks and unexpected combinations. This gives traditional knitwear a modern, almost graphic character.

Eribé has named every colourway in this collection after a Scottish word. Birlie is an old Scots word associated with turning and whirling, a fitting name for a sweater that literally allows you to switch sides.

The Eribé Stobo Graffiti Sweater Birlie is knitted from 100% merino lambswool. The fine wool feels soft and pleasantly warm, making the sweater comfortable to wear on cooler days. Pair the patterned side with simple black or dark brown trousers, or wear the plain brown side with denim, camel or ecru.

A creative Eribé design in which colour, Scottish tradition and modern art come together, with the added advantage that you can decide each time which side of Birlie you want to show.

• Brand: Eribé
• Model: Stobo Graffiti Sweater Birlie
• Fit: Regular fit
• Composition: 100% merino lambswool
• Colour palette: Brown, charcoal, black, petrol, grey, cream and ochre; reverse side plain brown
• Details: Reversible design inspired by contemporary graffiti art; one side with graphic knitted patterns and one side plain brown
• Production: Sustainably and artisanally made in Europe (Scotland)
• Care instructions: Hand wash or use a cold wool wash programme; preferably wash with a mild wool detergent and dry flat to keep the shape and natural fibres in optimal condition