The spectacular Eribé Alpine Cardigan Jazz is a statement piece for women who dare to stand out. Knitted from 96% soft merino wool and 4% angora, it offers warmth, luxurious comfort, and an exceptionally soft feel. The delicate mother-of-pearl buttons add a refined finish.

The Jazz colourway is bold and vibrant: fuchsia, purple, orange, and green merge in a dynamic Fair Isle pattern that transforms Scottish knitting heritage into a modern, expressive design.

Whether worn as a colourful accent with a casual outfit or as the star piece in a more elegant look, the Alpine Cardigan Jazz is made for women with bold taste who celebrate individuality and fashion confidence.

* The angora wool comes from angora rabbits that are combed by hand. This painless method prevents the coat from matting and keeps the rabbit healthy.

The story behind the Eribé Alpine Cardigan
When Rosemary Eribé founded her knitwear label in the Scottish Borders in 1986, she dreamed of preserving Scotland’s centuries-old knitting heritage while breathing new life into it. She noticed that the famous Fair Isle technique was often seen as outdated and wanted to prove that this heritage could be surprisingly modern and stylish.

This is how the Alpine Cardigan was born – a design where tradition and innovation meet. Rosemary gave the classic patterns a fresh look by experimenting with vibrant colour palettes, feminine silhouettes, and a fit tailored to the everyday lives of modern women.

The Alpine is shorter in length, making it lighter and more versatile than traditional long cardigans. It combines the warmth of 100% merino wool with playful colours inspired by Scottish landscapes as well as international influences – from sunny coastlines to vivid mountain hues.

For Rosemary, the Alpine is more than a garment. It is a bridge between generations: a cardigan that honours the artisans who passed down Fair Isle patterns through the centuries, while also being a contemporary fashion piece embraced worldwide.

Today, the Eribé Alpine Cardigan has become an icon – celebrated for its rich colours, durability, and unmistakably Scottish character.