Barrie Women's Sale

Barrie knits cashmere for Chanel out of the same Hawick mill it's operated since 1903 — and its own-label pieces use the same yarn without the house markup. The 4-ply crewnecks and cardigans are where the construction shows most; sellers who don't know the name price them like ordinary knitwear. That's the gap worth buying into. Worth reading first: our Barrie cashmere guide, and the fabric and construction glossary.

Shop 5 Barrie deals in our collection. Priced an average of 82% off estimated retail.

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Barrie Sweater Womens 40 White 100% Cashmere Turtleneck Knit Made In Scotland

99.8% · 4,523 ratings +$7 shipping Listed 1 month ago

Scottish cashmere house whose knits are still made in the Hawick mill that supplied Coco Chanel's original cardigan jackets.

9.0 /10

Barrie $145 $1,200–$1,800$1,800(90% Off Est. Retail90% Off Est Retail)

Barrie Vintage Red 100% Pure Cashmere Button Up Cardigan Black Trim Size L

100.0% · 1 ratings Free shipping Listed 6 months ago

Barrie cashmere cardigan in a colourway that sits outside the brand's usual neutral palette, with contrast trim that narrows the field of interested buyers.

8.0 /10

Barrie $85 $400–$700$700(85% Off Est. Retail85% Off Est Retail)

Barrie Scotland Lambswool Cardigan Women's Medium Sweater

99.9% · 5,642 ratings +$8 shipping Listed 23d ago

Barrie's Scottish-made lambswool knitwear carries a workshop pedigree that rarely appears in this price territory, yet the V-neck cardigan shape has softer pull than the brand's more directional pieces.

7.0 /10

Barrie $63 $450–$650$650(89% Off Est. Retail89% Off Est Retail)

Womens VIntage 90s Barrie The Scotch House 100% Cashmere Knit Cardigan Large

99.5% · 304 ratings +$8 shipping Listed 25d ago

A Scottish mill's nineties patchwork cardigan, when Barrie still knit for its own label rather than Chanel's atelier.

7.0 /10

Barrie $115 $450–$650$650(79% Off Est. Retail79% Off Est Retail)

BARRIE Scotland Pure Cashmere Textured Thick Gray Navy Cowl Neck Sweater M

100.0% · 355 ratings Free shipping Listed 12 months ago

Barrie's pure cashmere—the same fabric the Scottish mill supplies to Chanel—here in a substantial cowl neck cut, sitting where the half-year tenure suggests the name hasn't yet found its audience on this platform.

6.0 /10

Barrie $210 $1,200–$1,600$1,600(85% Off Est. Retail85% Off Est Retail)

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Buying Secondhand Barrie Cashmere: What to Look For

Barrie is a Scottish cashmere mill based in Hawick that has been knitting since 1903, and it is one of the more undervalued names on the secondhand market today. They knit for Chanel. That single fact explains a great deal about the quality of their own-label pieces and why finding one at secondhand prices is worth the effort. The market has not fully caught up to this, which means Barrie cardigans and twinsets regularly trade below what comparable Loro Piana knitwear commands, despite the fiber and construction being genuinely comparable.

Barrie Twinsets and Fine-Gauge Cardigans: The Core Secondhand Buy

The twinset is the piece most associated with Barrie, and it holds up well on the secondary market. The fine-gauge 2-ply versions are worth prioritizing over heavier knits if you can find them in good condition — they drape better, layer more easily, and are harder to source new. Barrie's tension and gauge consistency is tight for a knitwear mill, which means the shape retention over years of wear is better than you might expect from secondhand cashmere. Look for pieces where the ribbing at the cuffs and hem still has recovery. If the rib has gone slack and wide, the piece has been washed hot or worn very heavily, and it will not come back.

Barrie Cashmere Condition: Pilling, Moth Damage, and What to Check

Cashmere condition is always the anxiety with secondhand knitwear, and it is worth being specific about what to look for with Barrie. Their yarns are spun tighter than some softer, fluffier competitors, which actually means surface pilling tends to be less severe than you might see on a loosely spun Mongolian cashmere piece. That said, ask sellers for close photos of the underarm seams, the interior body, and any fold lines — these are where moth damage and stress wear show first. On darker colorways like navy and black, check for fading at the shoulder folds, which is a common result of dry cleaning. A light, even fade is cosmetic. Uneven patches suggest improper storage or a cleaning mistake.

Barrie Sizing for Women: How It Fits Secondhand

Barrie follows traditional Scottish knitwear sizing conventions, which tends to read as generous compared to Italian competitors or contemporary fitted knitwear. A women's medium from Barrie will often have more ease through the body and slightly longer sleeves than the equivalent from a brand calibrated to a closer Italian fit. This is not a defect — it is the intended silhouette — but it does mean sizing down is reasonable if you prefer a neater fit. If you are between sizes on Barrie specifically, go smaller. The cashmere will soften and relax with wear, not shrink, assuming it has been cared for correctly.

Secondhand Barrie Cashmere: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Barrie cashmere the same quality as what they make for Chanel?

Barrie is the Hawick mill that knits cashmere for Chanel, and their own-label production uses the same facility and in many cases comparable yarn grades. The difference is in the design and finishing, not in the fundamental fiber or knitting quality. Buying a Barrie-label cardigan on the secondhand market is a reasonable way to access that level of construction without the Chanel markup, which can run three to five times higher for effectively similar knitwear.

How do I authenticate a Barrie piece on eBay?

Legitimate Barrie pieces carry a woven label identifying the brand and Hawick, Scotland origin. Post-2012 labels (after Chanel acquired a stake in the mill) updated their design, so older pieces will look different but are not less authentic. Check that the label stitching is even and that the garment shows consistent gauge throughout — imitation cashmere knitwear rarely replicates the tension uniformity of a mill-made piece.

Does Barrie cashmere pill badly with wear?

Less than many cashmere alternatives at this price point. Barrie uses a tighter yarn spin than softer, airier cashmere brands, and that construction resists surface pilling better over time. Some light pilling in high-friction areas like under the arms is normal and can be removed with a cashmere comb. Heavy, uniform pilling across the body of a secondhand piece usually means it has been washed incorrectly, and that kind of fiber damage does not fully reverse.

What is a fair secondhand price for a Barrie cashmere cardigan?

In good to excellent condition, a Barrie cashmere cardigan typically trades between $150 and $350 on the secondary market, depending on the weight, colorway, and whether it is a twinset or a standalone piece. Fine-gauge styles and less common colors tend to sit higher. Anything priced above $400 for an own-label (non-collaboration) piece warrants scrutiny unless the condition is genuinely exceptional. The market is not yet pricing Barrie at Loro Piana levels, which is part of what makes it worth buying.

Where can I buy pre-owned Barrie womenswear?

Right here — this page collects pre-owned and secondhand Barrie womenswear from live eBay listings, scored against current market pricing so the resale deals worth acting on sort to the top. Stock turns over daily as pieces sell.