How should I care for this yarn?

This yarn should be cared for as follows: machine wash cool, dry flat .

What is this yarn suitable for?

This yarn is recommended for socks .

Is this yarn superwash treated?

Yes, this yarn is superwash treated.

What yarn weight is this?

This yarn is classified as fingering weight.

What needle size works best for this yarn?

Recommended needles: 2.50 mm (US 1.5) - 3.25 mm (US 3) .

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st. moritz 4ply sock

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colour10 blue brown and grey

St. Moritz combines alpine elegance with luxurious wearing comfort. Made from high-quality extrafine merino wool with durable reinforcement, this yarn impresses with its exceptional softness, high durability, and excellent shape retention. The clear color shades inspired by alpine landscapes give every knitted piece a refined, natural look. Whether classic everyday socks, cozy accessories, or long-lasting favorite pieces – St. Moritz is easy and even to work with, creating a precise and smooth stitch definition. St. Moritz – for socks and knitting projects with luxurious softness, durability, and alpine charm.

yarn details:

fibre composition: 75% superwash wool, 25% polyamide

meterage / yardage: 420 meters / 459 yards

unit weight: 100 grams / 3.5 oz.

format: ball

yarn weight category: fingering

suggested stitch tension: 28–32 sts / 10 cm (4 in)

recommended needles: 2.50 mm (US 1.5) - 3.25 mm (US 3)

superwash treated: yes

care instructions: machine wash cool, dry flat

recommended uses: socks

temperament: Designed for a job, and excellent at it.

great at: Some yarns are generalists. Specialist yarns are not. These are designed to excel at a particular task: durable sock yarns, sturdy weaving yarns, hardworking cottons for dishcloths and utility knits. When used for their intended purpose, they perform beautifully.

caution: Specialists are happiest doing the job they were designed for. Using them outside that role can lead to unexpected results: less elasticity, different wear, or a fabric that behaves differently than you expect. Swatching is especially helpful if you’re planning to experiment.