Double Sunday is a DK weight pure merino yarn that is not superwash treated, yet is machine washable. A favourite of Danish designer PetiteKnit, some colours in the palette were developed in collaboration with her.

Alpakka is a soft and warm wool that is very light to wear. The colour range is both classic and unique. Machine wash on gentle cycle, lay flat to dry.

A lush blend of superwash merino and silk, this yarn is supple and luminous with beautiful drape and excellent stitch definition. Machine wash cold. Lay flat to dry.

The do-anything worsted weight merino you've been looking for! Superwash, mulesing-free and in an enormous palette suitable for adults, kids and babies.

This machine wash blend features a wide colour range, an incredibly soft feel and yardage that goes on and on. Its unique fiber blend makes laundering a breeze and perfectly suited for easy care garments for both children and adults.

Discover the bright hues and sturdy softness of Jawoll - the sock wool classic, tried, tested and approved for many years. 50g balls are ideal for stranded colourwork, striping, and colourblocking. 

Lang Merino 120 is a classic Italian milled merino yarn in DK weight - and it's been a staple of Espace Tricot's shelves since day one.

A versatile and characterful blend of Exmoor Blueface, Corriedale, and Zwartbles fibres with a touch of nylon for durability.

Our house sport-weight linen is the perfect summer yarn. Crisp and clean in a huge range of clear bright colours, for all your knitting under the sun.

Our house lace-weight linen is the perfect summer yarn. Crisp and clean in a huge range of clear bright colours, for all your knitting under the sun.

This is our favourite cotton yarn at this weight - perfect for knit and crochet for everything from beautiful garments to amigurumi,

Shirley Brian Yarns brings the wow factor with these incredible hand-dyed matched sets. Make beautiful pairs of socks - or add them to garments and shawls for a truly unique touch.

Darn, mend, and reinforce your knits with these handy bobbins from Lang Jawoll.