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Alpaca Sock Yarn

Alpaca Sock Yarn

Regular price £19.00 GBP
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Color: Moss-Green

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Sourced from British and Irish alpaca farms.

We hope you love our lovely alpaca sock yarn/ It's gorgeous to knit and crochet with, with long lasting wearability because the small amount of nylon mixed in.

We have two beautiful hand-dyed options, which are slightly more expensive, which reflects the labour involved Note: these are now completely sold out. Check back next year after the shearing season).

We recommend 2.5mm or 3mm needles for this yarn.

Weight of Yarn #1, Superfine
Blend 75% alpaca 25% nylon
Size: 3/12 Nm 4Ply
Skein Size 100g (450 m or 490 yards per 100g)
Tension 29 sts x 38 rows over 10 cm x 10 cm using 2.5mm needles in stocking stitch; 28 sts over 10 cm using 2.5mm needles in 2x2 rib stitch. 

Care Instructions

Use lukewarm water and a specialist wool detergent. Hair conditioner in the final rinse will add extra softness. When washing and rinsing squeeze the garment rather than rubbing. Gently squeeze out excess water before rolling in a towel. Lay flat to dry.
Washing machines: Modern machines with delicate programme at 20C using a wool delicate detergent.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Natural fibers are biodegradable and decompose naturally, unlike synthetic fibers, which take over 200 years to degrade. During this time, they contribute to landfill waste, release greenhouse gases, and leach toxic chemicals into the environment.

Alpaca material is stain-resistant, which means that it needs less washing and is less likely to get ruined by stains … and alpaca is stain-resistant without having chemicals and coatings added to it to make it so.

Sustainable Fashion Story

Alpaca yarn is naturally wrinkle-resistant, eliminating the need for ironing and reducing energy consumption. This helps lower carbon emissions, with ironing estimated to produce 190 kg of CO₂ per person annually.

Unlike sheep and goats, alpacas graze sustainably by trimming grass instead of uprooting it. This allows the grass to regrow naturally, preserving the soil and supporting healthy ecosystems.