Building on over 200 years of tradition, ERIBÉ are re-visiting the past and retracing the footsteps of our ancestors.... ERIBÉ have always championed ‘Made in Scotland’ and it is with great pride that we introduce “Woolly Towers” - our new knitwear factory based here in the heart of the beautiful Scottish Borders, an area with a worldwide reputation for excellence in knitwear production that goes back hundreds of years.
We are hosting our annual Christmas party night on Thursday, November 28 from 4pm-8pm. If you are in Melrose, please pop along to see our beautiful, colourful knitwear and accessories - and feast on some very special prices while enjoying a festive drink and mince pie!
Join us on December 7, 2019 along with a curated collection of 55 merchants and makers selling a range of rare vintage fabrics, covetable haberdashery and skilfully handmade textile treasures. The fair offers the perfect opportunity to meet makers, catch up with old friends, and pick up that special something in preparation for the festive season.
Founded in 1986 by Rosemary Eribé, we have grown from a one-woman-band operating from the front room of a cottage, to a global brand selling eco-friendly produce to more than 20 countries worldwide, with £1million in turnover.
In this special blog post to commemorate Campaign's for Wool annual "Wool Week" we celebrate the many benefits of wool. We will tell you how synthetic fibres are destroying the enviroment, the science behind this amazing fibre some interesting facts which you may not know!
Japan is such a stylish nation and they love ERIBÉ! On this week's edition of Feelin' The Love, we share key ERIBÉ looks from Japanese social media site WEAR.
Read the final part in our series on knitting in Wartime. We have gathered stories and memories from some of our knitters to commemorate 100 years since the beginning of the First World War.
Read the second part in our series on knitting in Wartime. We have gathered stories and memories from some of our knitters to commemorate 100 years since the beginning of the First World War.
Read the first part in our series on knitting in Wartime. We have gathered stories and memories from some of our knitters to commemorate 100 years since the beginning of the First World War.
