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Eco Cashmere by Artyarns

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  • Artyarns Eco Cashmere is a beautifully soft DK-weight cashmere spun from a blend of recycled and virgin Italian cashmere.

    It's light, lofty and ridiculously snuggly, with the softness you'd expect from pure cashmere and the gorgeous hand-painted colour that Artyarns artisans do so well. The multiple plies give it plenty of body and make it a lovely choice for cosy sweaters, cardigans, hats, cowls and other luxury projects.

    Eco Cashmere is made from 50% recycled cashmere and 50% virgin cashmere, making it a particularly lovely option when you want all that cashmere deliciousness with a little less environmental impact.

    We've only managed to get our hands on a small amount of this rather fabulous yarn, so once these colours are gone, they're gone!

    PS - this yarn pairs perfectly with Eco Cashmere Vintage by Gepard!

  • Ingredients:
    50% Recycled Cashmere
    50% Virgin Cashmere

    Length:
    150m (164yd) per 50g

    Weight:
    DK / Light Worsted

    Gauge:
    4mm - 5mm (US 6 - 8)
    20 sts = 10cm (4")

    Care:
    Hand wash gently in lukewarm water with wool wash and lay flat to dry.

    Artyarns are hand-painted, so although their colourways are exceptionally consistent, every skein is unique. If you're using more than one skein in a project, we recommend alternating skeins to blend any subtle variations. We also recommend washing your swatch before starting, particularly when combining light and dark colours.

  • Artyarns was founded in 2002 by Iris Schreier, a celebrated knitwear author whose work appears in major knitting media outlets.

    Artyarns fibers are manufactured in the United States. We strongly believe in local sourcing of materials and equipment. We utilize energy efficient systems and sustainable materials. Artyarns collaborates only with countries who follow International Labor Organization Standards.

    Before the art of knitting comes the art of yarn.