Yarn Bases
Eco-Superwash Yarn
Non-Superwash Yarns
100% organic Merino wool
2-ply, fingering weight
400m/437 yards per 100g
Seasonal Yarns
Drift Fingering — $45
50% baby alpaca, 25% silk, 25% linen
3-ply, fingering weight
400m/437 yards per 100g
Drift DK — $45
50% baby alpaca, 25% silk, 25% linen
2-ply, DK weight
250m/273 yards per 100g
Fieldling — $45
65% silk, 35% linen
3-ply, fingering weight
448m/490 yards per 115g
Discontinued Yarns***
Barefoot Sock (virgin nylon) — $38
80% organic* Merino wool, 20% nylon, eco-superwash**
3-ply, fingering weight
384m/420 yards per 115g
Kindred Fingering (non-organic) — $40
100% Merino wool
4-ply, fingering weight
400m/437 yards per 100g
Good Sport — $40
100% Merino wool
3-ply, sport weight
256m/280 yards per 115g
Heirloom DK (non-organic) — $40
100% Merino wool
4-ply, DK weight
225m/246 yards per 100g
Homebody Worsted — $38
100% organic* Merino wool, eco-superwash**
4-ply, worsted weight
192m/210 yards per 115g
**yarn is superwash treated using non-chlorinated methods
Prices shown are for retail sale and are in Canadian Dollars (CAD).
A Note on Ethics:
Animal welfare and ethics are extremely important to me. All yarns are sourced from farms that do NOT practice mulesing.
Suppliers for all Sunday Fibre Co yarns work closely with their farms to ensure ethical & high animal welfare practices.
South American Merino wool: mulesing is not necessary due to the climate. The sheep are from farms that range in size from 500-1000 acres, with plenty of space to graze. They are well looked after, and are safeguarded according to The Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare:
- Freedom from hunger and thirst
- Freedom from discomfort
- Freedom from pain, injury or disease
- Freedom to express most normal behaviour
- Freedom from fear and distress
Australian Merino wool: a premium is paid to purchase only Australian wool certified to be mulesing-free, and comply with high animal welfare standards.