Yarns by composition

Wool is the classic material for knitted creations, warm and durable, it is a must have for all winter handknitting projects.

Cotton is a fiber of plant origin, cotton yarns and threads can be used for knitting, crochet and tatting. Also find a selection of recycled cotton to create accessories and DIY clothes in an environmentally sustainable way.

Alpaca is a fine fiber obtained from the animals of the same name. A very warm and at the same time light wool, in South America it has been used for centuries to create garments suitable for even the most extreme temperatures.

Cashmere is one of the most valuable fibers found on the market, with incomparable softness and lightness. It takes its name from the territory of Kashmir where the goats that produce this wool are traditionally bred.

Mohair is made from Angora goats and is lustrous, elastic and crease-resistant. It is usually worked with large needles to obtain elegant openwork stitches.

This wool is obtained from the Merino breed of sheep, which is highly sought after because it is composed of fine fibers, making it lighter and softer, but at the same time more resistant than the wool of other breeds.

Linen is a fiber of vegetable origin, ideal for accessories and refined summer garments, it is extremely fresh and becomes even more beautiful and soft with the passage of time.

Silk is obtained from the cocoon of silkworms. The yarns that contain this fiber are bright soft and pleasant to the touch.

Acrylic is a fiber of synthetic origin, it is extremely durable and has the ability to retain dye better, this allows you to create endless shades of color.