The ultimate basic, incredibly versatile, it slips into all your knits: sweaters, socks, shawls, baby clothes... The bouncy, incredibly soft feel of the extra-fine quality makes for wonderfully fluffy and durable projects, thanks to the addition of nylon. Superwash, it can be machine washed on a cold/wool cycle in a laundry bag.

Shine, strength, softness, that's the promise of BFL combined with a high percentage of natural Bombyx silk! The Bluefaced Leicester sheep is an English breed with a particularly long fleece, ensuring the construction of a robust yarn that resists pilling. Combined with silk, which provides softness and shine, it forms a high-quality, all-purpose base and a beautifully draped, supple, and enveloping knit. As for dyeing, this yarn takes colors gently and blends them rather than separating them, resulting in a more "melted" rather than contrasting appearance.

The famous Mohair and Silk blend needs no introduction. It's essential for our double-knit sweaters and textured projects! The one we offer, in superkid quality, is among the softest on the market. Its halo is magnificent, the fibers are so long and silky, a true delight!

This high-quality basic yarn is incredibly soft, made with exceptionally fine merino wool—among the softest available in our artisanal dye market! It's ideal for shawls and projects that won't be subjected to excessive stretching or friction. Superwash, it can be machine washed on a cold/wool cycle in a mesh laundry bag. As for dyeing, the pigments take beautifully, the colors are rich and deep, the saturation is excellent, and the speckles are precise, just like with all the subsequent Superwash Merino bases.Côté teinture, les pigments prennent parfaitement bien, les coloris sont contrastés, profonds, la saturation et bonne et les speckles précis, comme sur toutes les bases Mérinos Superwash suivantes.

A superb base with a little eco-friendly bonus—always a good thing! The nylon used here is biodegradable in 5 years instead of 30 to 40 years for conventional nylon (under standard landfill conditions at waste treatment plants). This base is also different from our 4-ply "best of" range; it's a 3-ply, thinner, and higher twist. The stitch is more finely defined, and the fabric is less bulky but more robust. An ideal base for socks and lightweight sweaters. And it retains the same softness, thanks to the extra-fine 19.5-micron merino wool, similar to the MoelliFlex you love!

The same qualities as Moelliflex, with an added touch of "glitter"!

The same qualities as Moelliflex, with an added touch of sparkle! The gold version is a little more subtle than the silver, containing only 5% Stellina... For those who aren't quite ready for the full bling look!

Even softer than twisted merino, roving yarn feels like cream to the touch. Quite delicate, it shouldn't be used for projects subject to friction. However, it produces a particularly defined stitch and has a very saturated and deep color rendering, making speckles especially spectacular.

Always the same Extrafine quality merino wool, combining great softness, roundness, and fluffiness... A magnificent base for your DK gauge projects, beautiful winter sweaters and warm shawls are in prospect!

The super-soft alternative to mohair for lined or textured sweaters, if you can't tolerate mohair (but have you tried ours, it's incredibly soft?). Suri gives knits a thicker, fluffier feel and has less of a hazy sheen than mohair.

It's a very warm and insulating fiber. As for dyeing, this yarn takes colors gently and tends to blend them rather than separate them, resulting in a more "melted" rather than contrasting appearance.

Always the same Extrafine quality merino wool, combining great softness, roundness, and fluffiness... A magnificent base for your Sport gauge projects, right between fingering and DK.

Luxury, beauty, and the sheer pleasure of this incredibly soft base fabric are so delightful that you won't want to wear anything else against your skin. Its wonderful fluidity makes it ideal for shawls, slightly boxy sweaters, kimono-style vests, and more. Alpaca and cashmere tend to pill a bit more than merino or BFL, but with a gentle shearing now and then, your garment will regain all its original beauty! As for dyeing, alpaca takes dye more diffusely and gently than merino, resulting in more blended, less contrasting colors and less defined speckles.

Exactly the same as its little sister in fingering, see above :)

There are tons of sweater patterns knitted with two strands of yarn, one fingering weight and one strand of mohair... If you don't like knitting with two strands, then Halo Merino is for you! It combines the two yarns into one, making it so much easier to knit and far more economical! As for dyeing, it takes color beautifully; depending on the shade, saturation and contrast are guaranteed. The speckles will appear more diffuse than with a "dry" yarn because of the halo of mohair fibers.

A wave of softness, with unparalleled brilliance, thanks to its high silk content. An incredibly soft, light, and airy base, ideal for shawl knitting. As for dyeing, this yarn takes colors gently and blends them rather than separating them, resulting in a more "melted" rather than contrasting appearance.

A magnificent, fluid and breathable summer base! Versatile, a beautiful, robust mid-season base, it gains lightness with bamboo, fluidity and shine with silk... A supple, voluminous and soft base thanks to its high percentage of merino wool, and a beautiful fluid drape.

The must-have summer base layer! Ideal for summer tops, its 50% Tencel fibers (a material made from wood cellulose, notably eucalyptus) give it exceptional lightness and breathability. It remains supple, fluffy, and soft, thanks to its high merino wool content, and boasts a beautiful sheen, comparable to silk thread. As for the dyeing process, the colors are less saturated, less contrasting, and more blended than on superwash merino.

Lenzing-certified Tencel is an eco-friendly, compostable, and biodegradable Lyocell fiber. It is manufactured using innovative processes that reuse water and the materials needed for fiber production in a closed loop.

The small percentage of linen slightly lightens the warmth of the merino wool, preserves the exceptional softness of the extra-fine base, and gives it a distinctive texture, with long white fibers that resist dyeing. Perfect for summer tops!

Still the same soft, plump and plush feel as the Moelliflex base, but the "bling" touch raises the bar! It's the most metallic base currently in the catalog.

If you're looking for a natural base, free from nylon and superwash treatments, simply the beauty of superb quality merino wool, its preserved warmth, and its matte sheen, then Nature is the yarn for you. 100% natural and maintaining the same Extrafine quality, it combines exceptional softness, a rounded feel, and a plush texture. This yarn must be hand-washed in cold water, without rubbing or intense stretching. Sweaters knitted with this yarn will naturally felt on their inner side, against the body, providing excellent thermal insulation for winter!

Côté teinture, les coloris sont plus mats, moins saturés et moins profonds, et les coloris à speckles apparaissent moins contrastés, les speckles "accrochent" moins vite et se diffusent.

A thick, fluffy Suri Alpaca yarn with an incredibly soft feel :)

It's a fantastic base for knitting a super airy spiderweb sweater, a wrap cardigan, or a scarf as light as a feather but as warm as a layer of down!

As for dyeing, it absorbs colors gently and blends them rather than separating them, resulting in a more "melted" look rather than a stark contrast.

The chunky DK Mohair, an incredible fiber with unparalleled volume and great softness, perfect for making a vest, a shoulder warmer, a cowl neck, a winter bridal stole... Its dazzling volume and beautiful color retention will not leave you indifferent!

The addition of yak to this base yarn brings a beautiful touch of its original characteristics: its supple drape, its strong natural warmth, and its subtle taupe-grey color. The luxurious luster of the silk adds a light, shimmering touch. The yarn is tightly twisted, giving the stitches a beautiful definition. Please note that the natural color of yak hair gives a very different appearance to the colors; it considerably darkens them and gives them a smoky tone, and it dulls the contrasts.

Just like its cousin, Fingering 4Ply, see above :)

With 50% yak wool, this is an exceptional base, instantly recognizable, combining the beauty of yak—its shimmering color, supple drape, and strong natural warmth—with the luster, strength, and fluidity of silk thread. The yarn is tightly twisted, giving each stitch a beautiful definition.

Since yak hair is naturally taupe-gray, this yarn will be the darkest of the three yak bases due to its high percentage. The colors are transformed, transported into a world of highly pictorial shimmer, like a "sfumato" technique reminiscent of the Renaissance masters.

A nice thick roving yarn for "minute" projects because they knit up so fast! A few hours for a hat, a cowl... and the wow factor of this yarn that takes color so incredibly well! Don't ask me why it's one of my favorite bases!

Always the same Extrafine quality merino, combining great softness, roundness, fluffiness... A magnificent base for your Aran gauge projects, also called Worsted, very popular in many countries with a colder climate than ours.

Shine, strength, softness, it's the same as BFL Imperial Fingering, but here in a Lace weight. It allows you to knit super-fine projects like thermal underwear or spidery scarves, but it's also very interesting for use as a "double strand" with merino wool, for those who can't tolerate the feel of mohair or don't want a fuzzy halo. It allows you to achieve the desired weight without having to recalculate your project and adds a thousand nuances to the main yarn, which it twists and adds its color irregularly, just like mohair yarn. A really interesting use!

As for dyeing, it takes colors gently and spreads them rather than separating them; the colors take on a more blended than contrasting appearance.

It has the same use as Imperial Lace, without the glossy effect. It's a matte thread that takes color extremely well and separates shades by saturating them. A super strong color effect!

A beautiful quality BFL with a slightly less soft feel than extra-fine Merino, but still among the softest available for this type of wool (21-micron grade). Although nylon-free, the BFL base can be used for making socks, as it is composed of long, strong fibers.

As for dyeing, BFL absorbs color very strongly, resulting in highly contrasting colors and very strong, saturated speckles. The finish is more matte than Merino.

A nylon yarn wrapped around a cloud of combed, untwisted merino fibers, creating a generous, cotton-candy texture. This incredibly soft, airy yarn can replace mohair or suri for those who don't tolerate these fibers. It can be used alone or in combination with fingering weight yarn in a double-strand project (the result will be thicker than with mohair).

As for dyeing, it absorbs colors very strongly and saturates by separating the pigments... A super vibrant effect depending on the color!

A nylon thread wrapped around a loop of textured merino wool, creating a fun and unique "bouclé" texture! This incredibly soft yarn can replace mohair or suri for those who don't tolerate these fibers. It can be used alone or in combination with fingering weight yarn in a double-strand project (the result will be thicker than with mohair).

As for dyeing, it absorbs colors very strongly and saturates by separating the pigments... A super vibrant effect depending on the color!

A truly unique tweed yarn with fluorescent neps that add a touch of vibrancy and elegance!

The neps are actually fluorescent under UV light.

Exactly the same as its little sister in fingering, see above :)

Another very original tweed yarn with its fluorescent neps in a wonderfully fuzzy and cozy yarn!

Our 100% plant-based yarn is fine and shiny, ideal for your summer knits! Due to its plant-based composition, this yarn requires a specific dyeing process and is not compatible with all the pigments used in our keratin-based yarns. Therefore, we cannot offer all the colors in our catalog using this yarn, and we dye specific colors in batches.

A summer yarn with an extreme sheen! Fine and lightweight, it will make summer tops that you won't even feel under the hottest sun—much lighter than cotton.

It is only available in a limited selection of colors because, being a 100% plant-based yarn, it is not dyed using the same methods or pigments as animal fibers; therefore, the colors in the regular catalog cannot be applied to it.

It takes dye quite intensely, but there is some color bleeding during the first few washes. This does not affect the yarn's color density; it doesn't fade, it's simply the excess saturation that washes out. Be careful not to wash it with other fabrics.

Tencel Lenzing certified is a Lyocell fiber (a cellulose fiber made from wood, most often eucalyptus), compostable and biodegradable. It is manufactured using innovative circuits, reusing in a closed loop the water resources and products needed to manufacture the fiber.

A super fun textured base, with its wavy yarn and small, irregular merino balls creating a bold, baroque knit!

The finished fabric is perfect for summer, as the wavy yarn is quite fine and dense, and with its little balls to highlight, it knits up a bit loosely. As for dyeing, it's a matte yarn that takes color extremely well and separates the shades by saturating them. A really strong color effect!

Incredibly soft, delicate, and drapey... Pure luxury! Its naturally soft caramel beige color is stunning on its own, and when used as a dye, it will enhance colors with fine speckles, those with a natural base, allowing the natural color to show through. It would be a shame to mask it with overly dense or dark colors, but ultimately, its softness might tempt you, whatever the color. Keep in mind, however, that the base color will slightly darken the other colors, giving them a warmer tone.

When used as a dye, it absorbs colors gently and blends them rather than separating them, resulting in a more "melted" rather than contrasting appearance.

The finest, softest merino wool in the world, right at your fingertips! Combined with silk and cashmere, you'll find it hard to put down your knitting... and your garment! An incredible base, airy and soft like the most beautiful feather.

As for dyeing, it takes color perfectly and gives beautiful, lustrous highlights to colors, from the most pastel to the most saturated.

Another fancy base, with sections of black thread wrapped irregularly around the main thread. The main thread takes the color well and saturates nicely. A strong and bold character!

​For those who, unlike the previous one, fully embrace shining bright! A very metallic silver finish, which will add a subtle color variation compared to a plain ecru yarn. A super original yarn for a summer top, part of a shawl or cardigan, sock cuff...

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