Each season brings its own favourites and for our founder, Rosemary, it’s always about the pieces that feel effortless to wear and easy to return to.
Right now, she’s reaching again and again for the Montrose Cowl Neck Sweater, a style that perfectly captures the balance of comfort, craftsmanship, and everyday versatility.
There’s a quiet confidence to the Montrose Cowl Neck Sweater.
>Its relaxed shape and soft, generous neckline make it an easy choice for day-to-day wear, while the intricate colourwork adds depth and character without ever feeling overdone.
It’s knitwear that feels considered, but never complicated.
For Rosemary, what makes the Montrose so special is how naturally it fits into daily life.
Warm without being heavy, and easy to layer as the seasons shift, it’s the kind of piece you don’t have to think twice about. It simply works, whether you’re heading out for a walk or settling in for a slower day.
That ease is what turns a piece into a favourite.
Rosemary shares why this has become her go-to piece this season
At ERIBÉ, the focus has always been on creating knitwear that lasts, not just in quality, but in how often you reach for it.
The Montrose has been part of that story for many years, evolving thoughtfully while staying true to what makes it so loved.
The Montrose Cowl Neck Sweater is a natural continuation of that journey. Timeless, comfortable, and designed to be worn on repeat, it is the kind of piece that becomes part of your routine without you even realising it.
When temperatures rise, knitwear might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but the right fibres make all the difference. Our lightweight pieces are designed to offer breathability, comfort, and effortless layering, even on warmer days.
Following their visit to Lecco Como from Switzerland, Rosy and Dougie continued their journey south to Milan, where they were later joined by ERIBÉ Lead Designer Miho and Design Assistant Iona.
Rosy and Dougie’s journey continues through Switzerland’s alpine landscapes of snow, rock, and open skies, where shifting light and still mountain air reveal colour in its purest form before they head towards Lecco Como.