The distinctive Eribé Kinross Cardigan Loden is a tribute to craftsmanship and tradition. Made from 100% extra-fine lambswool, this cardigan feels soft and luxurious while offering durability and strength. The refined Fairisle pattern reflects the colours of nature: deep greens, warm browns, and subtle blues.

The name Loden refers to the traditional Tyrolean fabric, renowned for its sturdiness, water-repellent qualities, and centuries-old history in Alpine villages. With this cardigan, Eribé delivers a modern interpretation of that same strength and reliability, translated into a stylish knit with horn buttons.

Whether you choose it for a mountain walk or an elegant city look, the Eribé Kinross Cardigan Loden offers you versatility, warmth, and a touch of European heritage – a garment that truly stands the test of time.

The story behind the Eribé Kinross Cardigan
On the shores of the picturesque Loch Leven, in the heart of the Scottish town of Kinross, Rosemary Eribé, the founder of Eribé, found the inspiration for one of her most beloved designs: the Kinross Cardigan. This region, known for its rich history and breathtaking nature, radiates calm and authenticity – the very values Rosemary wanted to weave into her knitwear.

The Kinross Cardigan was born out of her desire to unite tradition and modernity. The classic Fairisle knitting patternwas reinterpreted by Rosemary to suit the timeless yet contemporary style for which Eribé is renowned. The colours of the surrounding landscape provided the palette: the deep blue of the loch, the soft green of the hills, and the hues of heather and moss.

With a modern cut and luxurious details – such as the finest natural materials and delicately crafted buttons – Rosemary transformed the Kinross Cardigan into more than just a cardigan. It became an icon of craftsmanship, nature, and Scottish pride.

To this day, wearing the Eribé Kinross Cardigan means carrying not only a warm garment, but also a piece of Rosemary Eribé’s passion and vision, interwoven with the beauty of Kinross.