About Our Fibres

Quality Fibres
Our fibre is sourced from around the globe from ethically responsible vendors.
Made in Canada
Milled and spun right here in Canada at the first mill in North America to be certified Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).
Dyed in Saskatchewan
Our fibre completes its journey here in Saskatchewan in our home dye studio — as yarn suitable for knitting, crocheting or weaving, and combed tops ready to be spun.

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Blue Faced Leicester

Non-superwash, high-lustre, and durable British wool known for being wonderfully soft, long-stapled, and strong.
Comfortable when worn against the skin and less prone to pilling due to its staple length. An excellent fibre for creating heirloom garments that will stand the test of time.
Ideal for projects requiring both luxury and durability, particularly favoured for superior drape and comfort.
Must be hand-washed gently in cool water to avoid felting.

Non-superwash, 19.5 micron (superfine) and valued for its extreme softness, next-to-skin comfort and natural matte appearance.
Retains natural crimp and elasticity which results in a bouncy, breathable yarn.
Highly defined stitches make this yarn ideal for high-quality apparel and accessories.
Must be hand-washed in cool water to avoid felting.

A luxurious, soft and durable fibre that is warmer and more lightweight than sheep's wool. Hypoallergenic due to its lack of lanolin, and naturally water-resistant.
Has excellent drape but lacks "memory", meaning 100% alpaca garments may stretch over time and not snap back to shape.
Often blended with other fibers for use to create wearable garments such as sweaters. Whereas 100% alpaca yarn is better suited to scarves and shawls.
Handwash in cold water to prevent felting, and dry flat to prevent stretching.

Considered one of the finest silks available, produced by silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves which results in smooth, strong fibres that are naturally hypoallergenic.
Excellent for creating delicate yet strong garments. Its great moisture-wicking and thermal regulating properties make it a comfortable fiber for various climates.
Ideal for shawls, scarves, light sweaters, and other accessories.
Handwash in cool water and lay flat to dry.

A luxurious, lightweight and soft fibre sourced from the first shearing of young Angora goats. Known for its halo effect, it is typically blended with silk for added strength and shine.
Mohair fibres are extremely strong and elastic which resists wrinkling and pilling.
Widely used held with another yarn to create a soft halo and warmth to wool or alpaca garments.
Ideal for lightweight, airy shawls and garments.
Handwash in cold water, lay flat to dry.

A sustainable, eco-friendly fibre made from wood pulp, generally eucalyptus.
Known for its silk-like softness, high sheen and excellent drape, Tencel™ is exceptionally strong when wet, making it perfect for knitting, crocheting and weaving.
A cellulosic fibre which as a result lacks the elasticity of wool but offers high stitch definition and is cool to the touch, making it a great warm weather fibre perfect for garments, shawls and tops needing a soft hand and shine.
Best to handwash in cool water and dry flat.

A strong, lightweight and highly elastic synthetic polyamide fibre known for its abrasion resistance and durability.
Often blended with wool for socks as it adds strength, shape-retention and moisture-wicking properties.
When blended with natural fibres, follow wash instructions based on the natural fibre.