Yep, it is as soft and fluffy as it looks! A stunningly soft organic merino wool fleece, extremely soft yet thick and well wearing. I made myself a blanket out of it last year and there isn't a night I don't snuggle up in it. Under the duvet in winter, without a duvet in the summer. I can only highly recommend it.
Merino Wool Fleece is suitable for:
High quality Italian organic merino wool fabric, this lovely organic wool fabric is perfect for the colder months of the year. Beautifully warm, like any felted wool fabric, the cut edges don't fray, no seams necessary.
Warm, but breathable, this would make a lovely cardigan, dress, waist coat, cape, jumper, skirt, coat, jacket, poncho, shawl, leg or hand warmers, children's clothing and even cushion covers or blankets. Also sleeping bags for babies or hot water bottle covers can be made from this fabric.
Endless opportunities and even off cuts can be used for decorations.
~ Please allow 7-10 days for fabric orders fulfillment in case we don't have enough in stock, due to limited storage space. We will get in touch, should that be the case. ~
Material:
100% organic merino wool mulesing free
Width: 150cm/59.09inches
Weight: 305g/sqm
European Production BIO/ORGANIC / GOTS certified by Ecocert Greenlife 268009
Produced in Italy
Care: Brush or air out during the night, if needed wash by hand using an organic wool laundry detergent.
Please get in touch for different or bigger quantities!
Corrie is a soft, velvety single-ply wool yarn, spun in Peru and naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using sustainable natural dye methods.
Its smooth, gently spun structure allows stitches to settle evenly whilst maintaining softness and flexibility. It moves easily on the needles and knits into garments with a fluid, relaxed drape.
Corrie was developed as our first naturally dyed DK-weight yarn — lighter than our chunkier Stockholm yarn, yet equally satisfying to work with. It is especially well suited for sweaters, scarves, and garments worn close to the skin.
From sheep to finished yarn, the fibre and spinning are completed entirely in Peru. The final natural colour is applied in our dye studio using low-impact, sustainable dyeing methods drawn from traditional natural dye practice.
Each skein carries depth, softness, and the quiet variation unique to colour drawn from nature.
Fibre: 100% pure wool
Yarn type: single ply (Nm 2/1)
Weight: DK weight
Length: 200 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 4 mm
Origin: Wool sourced and spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Sweaters and cardigans
• Shawls and scarves
• Hats and accessories
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Soft everyday garments
Corrie is softly spun and velvety, allowing for smooth knitting and gentle drape. The single-ply structure creates softness and cohesion whilst maintaining strength.
Natural dye colours develop depth and subtle variation, giving each skein its own quiet character.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources. Colours reflect both the Irish landscape and the materials from which they are created.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn, will turn a soft orange yellow with time |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived dye, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is a traditional natural dye derived from insects and is not vegan.
There is a particular honesty to Donegal tweed.
Born of landscape, weather, and generations of textile tradition, this yarn carries the quiet complexity of the Irish coast — soft greys, moss greens, ocean blues, and the subtle flecking that defines Donegal's characteristic landscape.
Spun and commercially dyed in Kilcar, Co. Donegal, this is an authentic Irish Aran-weight yarn made from 100% pure new wool. It is warm, durable, and deeply satisfying to knit with — the kind of yarn that settles into garments made to be worn for years.
Whether you are knitting a traditional Aran jumper or a contemporary everyday piece, Donegal tweed brings depth, texture, and heritage into every stitch.
• Traditional Aran jumpers
• Sweaters and cardigans
• Hats, scarves, and mittens
• Durable everyday knitwear
Donegal tweed is known for its heathered base and distinctive flecks, created during blending, carding and spinning. These subtle variations give finished garments depth and life, and connect them to a long Irish textile tradition.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
As with all traditionally spun yarns, subtle variation exists between dye lots.
If working on a larger project, we recommend ordering sufficient yarn to complete your garment.
Available in a range of traditional Donegal tweed shades, each reflecting the colours of the Irish landscape.
Select your colour from the dropdown menu.
Dyer's Broom cut
This product, DYER'S BROOM ~ cut, is traditionally utilized for dyeing yellow and green shades. The resulting green hue tends to lean more towards a tan colour.
Colour fastness: medium
Basic recipe:
100% Broom
10% Alum
3% Iron as green option
Mordant as required, extract broom in 85C degrees Celsius for 1h. Remove dye, switch off pot and add your item and leave overnight. Treat with iron as an after mordant. Rinse, wash.
Colour fastness: medium
Ériu DK Soft is the gentlest expression of our Irish wool yarn — soft, luminous, and deeply connected to place.
Made from Ériu's signature blend of Romney lambswool and Bluefaced Leicester wool, this yarn balances softness with durability. Romney provides strength and structure, whilst Bluefaced Leicester contributes smoothness, elasticity, and its characteristic gentle sheen.
The wool is sourced directly from Irish farms, including small flocks and a growing fair-trade network of farmers across Ireland. From fleece to finished yarn, Ériu reflects a commitment to regional fibre, traceability and textile heritage.
Softly spun and beautifully balanced, Ériu DK Soft creates garments with smooth stitch definition, gentle drape, and lasting resilience.
Each skein is offered either in its pure undyed form or naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using sustainable, traditional natural dye methods and organic indigo.
Fibre: Romney lambswool and Bluefaced Leicester wool
Weight: DK weight (Nm 3/7)
Length: 233 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 4 mm
Gauge: approx. 22 stitches × 30 rows per 10 cm
Origin: Wool sourced and spun in Ireland 🇮🇪
Colour: Undyed or naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Sweaters and cardigans – outer garments
• Lightweight garments
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Durable everyday knitwear
• Soft garments worn close to the skin
The Romney and Bluefaced Leicester blend creates a yarn that balances softness with durability. It has a gentle lustre, smooth stitch definition, and natural resilience.
The undyed yarn reveals the natural beauty of Irish wool, whilst indigo-dyed versions develop depth and quiet tonal variation.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each naturally dyed skein is dyed using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
This palette reflects the elemental simplicity of Irish wool and indigo.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural Cream White | Undyed |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Gorm Éadrom | Light Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
Subtle tonal variation is a natural characteristic of indigo dyeing.
Lása is a uniquely fine yarn in our range — delicate, luminous, and deeply responsive to natural colour.
Traditionally considered a weaving yarn, its exceptionally fine structure and strength make it equally suited to lace knitting, held double knitting, or carried alongside other yarns to add depth and subtle colour variation.
Its smooth surface allows natural dyes to penetrate deeply, producing rich, saturated colours with beautiful tonal depth whilst remaining softly semi-solid.
Though fine, Lása retains strength and cohesion, making it a joy to work with for lace makers, weavers, and knitters drawn to delicate structures.
The wool is sourced and spun entirely in Peru. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and dye materials.
Fibre: 100% pure wool
Weight: Lace weight (2-ply)
Length: 1000 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 2–3 mm
Origin: Wool sourced and spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Lace knitting
• Weaving
• Fine and delicate garments
• Holding double with other yarns
• Lightweight textiles
• Detailed textile work
Lása is exceptionally fine yet strong, allowing for delicate structures with excellent durability.
Its smooth surface produces deep, luminous natural colour with subtle tonal variation. When held double or combined with other yarns, it adds depth, softness, and colour complexity.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during use.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
Lima is a quietly complex yarn — combining softness, structure, and light with the subtle texture of plant and silk fibres.
Made from a balanced blend of wool, tussah silk, and linen, Lima offers strength and breathability alongside gentle lustre. The tussah silk, often called peace silk, is produced after the silk moth has naturally emerged from the cocoon. This creates a slightly more textured fibre, which interacts beautifully with natural dyes.
The addition of linen introduces a delicate speckle and gentle irregularity, giving the yarn visual depth and character.
Soft yet structured, Lima is especially suited to garments for warmer seasons, offering comfort, breathability, and durability.
The wool is sourced and processed in Peru. Linen from South America and tussah silk from China are blended and spun with the wool in Peru. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials.
Fibre: 50% pure wool, 25% linen, 25% tussah silk
Yarn type: 4-ply (Nm 14/4)
Weight: Sport weight
Length: 350 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 3 mm
Origin:
• Wool from Peru
• Linen from South America
• Tussah silk from China
Production: Spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Lightweight sweaters and cardigans
• Shawls and scarves
• Summer garments
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Breathable garments with structure
The combination of wool, tussah silk, and linen creates a yarn with gentle sheen, subtle texture, and natural strength.
The silk contributes softness and lustre, whilst linen introduces visual texture and durability. Natural dye colours develop depth and variation across the blended fibres, creating rich and complex tones.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
95 % linen | 5 % organic cotton
Cuff: Same blend with a hair-thin elastic thread (<1 %, cuff only)
Sizes EU 36–46 ~ see chart for US/UK conversions
Cool, breathable and dyed by hand using traditional plant-based colour, Zeta is our lightweight linen sock for warm weather, sensitive feet and anyone seeking a fully vegan, low-impact fibre option.
The body is completely plastic-free, with only a minimal elastic filament in the cuff.
| Fibre | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Linen | Highly breathable, moisture-wicking, naturally antibacterial |
| Organic Cotton | Adds softness and flexibility for comfort |
| Colour | Natural Dye(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | Indigo | Wash separately; may rub off slightly at first wear |
| Brown | Catechu | Warm, earthy brown tone |
| Aubergine | Madder + Iron | Deep purple-brown with mottling |
Colour variation is normal and expected with natural dyes.
Each batch is slightly different due to seasonal plant changes and hand-dyeing methods.
Your pair may appear lighter or darker than shown — always unique, always beautiful.
• 100% plant-based fibre blend (linen + organic cotton)
• Light plain weave — breathable, moisture-wicking and fast-drying
• Naturally antibacterial & antifungal
• Vegan, biodegradable & plastic-free*
• Hand-dyed in small batches using only traditional dyes
• Sizes EU 36–46 ~ see chart for conversions
• Ships plastic-free in compostable packaging
*Elastic <1% by weight, cuff only
• Wash inside-out by hand or on a gentle 30 °C cycle
• Use pH-neutral soap — avoid bleach, enzymes, vinegar, softener
• Indigo: wash separately the first few times
• Dry away from direct sunlight to preserve colour
• Do not tumble dry
• Rotate wears to let fibres recover
• Smooth shoe insoles extend sock life
• Store with lavender or cedar for freshness
⚠️ Contains a fine elastic filament in the cuff only.
If you have fibre sensitivities, please contact us before ordering.
Logwood Dye
Dye Colour: Blue, Purple & Black | Collected in the Wild in Haiti
Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum), also known as Bois de Campeche or Campeachy Wood, is a natural, pH-sensitive dye that originates from wood found in Central America. This versatile dye creates stunning blues, purples, and deep blacks on wool, cotton, and silk. While its colour fastness is considered poor by experienced dyers, Logwood is commonly used in combination with other dyes to achieve rich, deep blacks. Perfect for eco-conscious artists, Logwood is available as cut or ground bark for your dyeing projects.
Colour Fastness: Poor (best used with other dyes for black)
Product Details:
Basic Recipe (Using Ground Bark):
Ingredients:
Instructions:
Alternatively, soak the Logwood chips overnight, then boil for 1 hour before use.
For Logwood extract, please visit our Natural Dye Extracts Page.
Explore the potential of Logwood Dye for a range of vibrant blues, purples, and blacks in your natural dyeing projects!
Black Mallow Rose Flowers (Hollyhock)
Latin: Malvae arbor. Flor. tot. | Botanical: Alcea rosea L.
These vibrant Black Mallow Rose Flowers, also known as Hollyhocks, are perfect for eco-printing and natural dyeing projects. When used in eco-printing, they create stunning purple-blue to violet hues on fabric, with the rich tones evolving beautifully over time. Their colour fastness ranges from weak to medium, but can be enhanced with the proper mordants.
Eco-Printing Tips:
Durability:
Black Mallow Rose prints can retain their colours for years, but that very much depends on light exposure and washing. The anthocyanins in the petals provide some longevity, though fading may occur with prolonged sunlight or frequent washing.
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Maya Blue is one of the most remarkable pigments in the history of natural colour. Developed by the ancient Maya civilisation of Central America, this pigment combines natural indigo with a mineral clay to create an exceptionally stable and luminous blue.
At AppleOak FibreWorks we produce our own Maya Blue pigment in small batches using natural indigo and carefully prepared mineral clay. Through controlled heating, the indigo becomes permanently bound within the clay structure, creating a pigment with outstanding stability and a distinctive mineral depth.
The result is a beautiful blue that differs subtly from standard indigo pigments — softer, mineral-rich and remarkably durable.
Unlike ordinary indigo powder, Maya Blue forms a stable mineral–organic pigment where the indigo molecules are permanently bound within the clay structure.
This makes it highly resistant to:
• light and UV exposure
• humidity and environmental ageing
• acids and alkalis
• solvents
Because of this extraordinary stability, Maya Blue pigments found in ancient murals have remained vibrant for over a thousand years.
Maya Blue is an insoluble pigment, meaning it is used together with binders rather than dissolved like a dye.
It can be used for:
• natural inks
• watercolour and gouache
• egg tempera
• natural paint making
• textile printing with binders
• paper and book arts
• pigment research and historical techniques
• mixed media artwork
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Pigment name | Maya Blue |
| Produced by | AppleOak FibreWorks |
| Ingredients | Natural indigo + mineral clay |
| Type | Insoluble mineral-organic pigment |
| Colour | Mineral blue |
| Production | Handmade small batch |
| Use | Paints, inks, pigments, research |
Because this pigment is made from natural materials, slight variation in colour tone and particle size may occur between batches.
Pigment is supplied in a sealed container suitable for long-term storage.
Store in a dry place and avoid inhaling pigment dust when handling fine powders.
This pigment is part of our growing range of natural colour materials for artists, dyers and researchers. Many originate from traditional dye plants and allow exploration of colour beyond textiles — into inks, paints and mixed media work.
100 % hemp
Cuff: Hemp yarn blended with a hair-thin elastic thread (<1 %, cuff only)
Sizes EU 35–47 ~ see chart for US/UK conversions
Naturally breathable, antibacterial and plant-based, Enrico is our pure hemp sock - now available in small-batch botanical colours. Hand-dyed using traditional natural dye techniques, these socks stay cool on the skin and offer a smooth, dry feel ideal for warm weather, sensitive feet or everyday wear. Only the cuff contains a tiny elastic filament.
| Fibre | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Hemp | Naturally antibacterial, breathable, moisture-wicking, durable |
| Colour | Natural Dye | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | Indigo | May lightly rub off at first wear; traditional vat process |
| Brown | Catechu | Warm, earthy plant-based brown |
| Aubergine | Madder + Iron | Deep purple-brown, rich and slightly mottled |
• Pure hemp body — breathable, antibacterial, moisture-wicking
• Naturally dyed in small batches with plant dyes
• Vegan and fully biodegradable (remove elastic to compost)
• Sizes EU 35–47 ~ see chart for conversions
• Cuff contains <1% elastic for gentle stay-up support
• Made in Europe in small, ethical batches
• Ships plastic-free in compostable packaging
• Hand wash or 30 °C gentle cycle
• Use pH-neutral, bleach-free detergent
• Avoid vinegar, bicarb, softeners and enzymes
• Air-dry flat or on a line — no tumble drying
• Rotate wears to allow hemp fibres to recover
• Keep insoles smooth and toenails trimmed
• Store with cedar or lavender to protect the fibres
⚠️ Note: Contains a thin elastic filament in the cuff only.
If you have fibre sensitivities, please contact us before ordering.
Traceable · Traditionally fermented · Origin: India · Approx. 35-42% indigotin
This is a high-quality, truly natural indigo, prepared in India from fresh leaves of Indigofera tinctoria using a traditional natural fermentation process. The indigo is supplied in powdered form and produces clear, stable blue shades ranging from very pale sky blues to deep, dark navies.
All batches are subject to analytical controls to verify their natural origin. This additional level of checking provides reassurance and traceability in a market where adulteration and partial synthesis have become increasingly common.
The main colouring component is indigotin, valued for its excellent lightfastness and wash fastness when dyed correctly.
Indigo is an insoluble pigment rather than a mordant dye. In order to dye fibre, it must first be reduced from its blue, oxidised state into a soluble yellow-green form. This reduced indigo penetrates the fibre and then re-oxidises on contact with air — the moment when the characteristic blue colour develops.
This indigo is suitable for a wide range of vat systems, including natural fermentation vats, fructose or sugar vats, lime-based mineral vats, bran vats, and quick vats using hydros or thiourea dioxide. Vats typically operate at 30–40 °C, making indigo dyeing a comparatively low-energy process.
It can also be combined with other natural dyes, such as yellows or reds, to create layered colours including greens, purples, and complex overdyes.
For pale sky blues, approximately 1 g of indigo per 100 g of fibre is sufficient.
Medium denim blues are usually achieved with around 5 g per 100 g of fibre.
Deep navy shades generally require 12 g or more per 100 g of fibre, built up through multiple dips.
Beyond textile dyeing, this indigo can be used as a natural pigment for paint making, ink, decorative finishes, and woodwork. When used as a pigment, it should be well ground into the chosen binder or medium to ensure even colour development and to avoid visible particles.
Indigofera tinctoria is a small shrub traditionally cultivated for indigo production and is thought to have originated in India. The plant and its dye are mentioned in some of the earliest Sanskrit texts, and indigo was long known as “the queen of dyes” before the widespread adoption of synthetic indigo at the end of the nineteenth century. Other species of Indigofera have also been used historically as sources of natural indigo.
Store in a cool, dry place, sealed against moisture. Avoid inhaling fine powder and wear a mask when handling. Gloves are recommended when working with lime, hydros, or iron additives.
This product is not intended for food use.
Yep, it is as soft and fluffy as it looks! A stunningly soft organic merino wool fleece, extremely soft yet thick and well wearing. I made myself a blanket out of it last year and there isn't a night I don't snuggle up in it. Under the duvet in winter, without a duvet in the summer. I can only highly recommend it.
Merino Wool Fleece is suitable for:
High quality Italian organic merino wool fabric, this lovely organic wool fabric is perfect for the colder months of the year. Beautifully warm, like any felted wool fabric, the cut edges don't fray, no seams necessary.
Warm, but breathable, this would make a lovely cardigan, dress, waist coat, cape, jumper, skirt, coat, jacket, poncho, shawl, leg or hand warmers, children's clothing and even cushion covers or blankets. Also sleeping bags for babies or hot water bottle covers can be made from this fabric.
Endless opportunities and even off cuts can be used for decorations.
~ Please allow 7-10 days for fabric orders fulfillment in case we don't have enough in stock, due to limited storage space. We will get in touch, should that be the case. ~
Material:
80% organic wool 20% organic cotton
Weight: 360g/sqm
European Production BIO/ORGANIC/GOTS certified by Ecocert Greenlife 268009
fibre dyed
Produced in Italy
Care: Brush or air out during the night, if needed wash by hand using an organic wool laundry detergent.
Please get in touch for different or bigger quantities!
Olann Bhog is a soft, bouncy, and versatile yarn — deeply rooted in the AppleOak yarn collection.
Formerly known as Softwool, it has been part of our range from the very beginning and has featured in many patterns, including our Forest Friends children's collection. It is a traditional favourite and a pleasure to knit with.
Its balanced structure creates a yarn that is both soft and resilient, with excellent stitch definition and gentle elasticity. It is easy to work with and well suited to garments designed for comfort and everyday wear.
The wool is sourced and spun entirely in Peru. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials.
Olann Bhog takes up natural colour beautifully, producing rich, saturated tones with subtle variation.
Fibre: 100% pure wool
Yarn type: 4-ply (Nm 12/4)
Weight: Sport weight
Length: 300 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 3.5–4 mm
Origin: Wool sourced and spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Production: Spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Sweaters and cardigans
• Children's garments
• Shawls and scarves
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Durable everyday garments
Olann Bhog combines softness with gentle resilience. Its balanced 4-ply construction provides strength and stability whilst maintaining softness.
Natural dye colours develop depth and subtle variation, giving each skein its own quiet individuality.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
ORGANIC COTTON FLEECE – JEANS
100% Organic Cotton | Width: approx. 150 cm | Weight: 350 g/m²
Yes — it really is as soft and fluffy as it looks! This thick, vegan-friendly organic cotton fleece in a rich Jeans blue is brushed on both sides, offering unbeatable softness, warmth, and comfort. Made from GOTS-certified organic cotton, it’s an ideal alternative to wool — breathable, insulating, and completely plastic-free.
Suitable for nightwear, sportswear, babywear, and winter layering, this fleece is also perfect for cosy homeware like blankets and cushion covers. And even the offcuts won’t go to waste — they make wonderful soft decorations or craft details.
Clothing & Accessories:
• Jumpers, cardigans, ponchos, and capes
• Dresses, skirts, coats, and jackets
• Shawls, leg warmers, hand warmers
• Babywear and children’s clothing
Homeware & Crafts:
• Blankets, cushion covers, bed throws
• Sleeping bags and hot water bottle covers
• Soft toy filling, patchwork, and seasonal decor
• Material: 100% Organic Cotton Fleece
• Colour: Jeans
• Width: approx. 150 cm
• Weight: 350 g/m²
• Fibre dyed for long-lasting colour
• GOTS Certified by Ecocert Greenlife 268009
• Produced in Italy
• Shrinkage: approx. 5–10%
• Please allow 7–10 days for fulfilment if not in stock
To maintain softness and volume:
• Wash at 40°C on a gentle cycle with organic detergent
• Turn inside out before washing
• Short spin cycle only
• Reshape and dry flat
Note: The brushed surface may compress slightly during washing — gentle care helps preserve the fabric’s natural fluffiness.
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton previously certified to GOTS standards, but due to the costs involved to receive this piece of paper, it is now not certified anymore. Be assured that nothing has changed in growing practices nor in creation of this thread.
Made from long staple fibres, these ring spun and combed threads are strong and soft.
A fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing.
There are 110yds (110m) on each spool and the spools are made from reclaimed/reused wood.
Available in an array of 34 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
100m
Thread weight 30/2
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton previously certified to GOTS standards, but due to the costs involved to receive this piece of paper, it is now not certified anymore. Be assured that nothing has changed in growing practices nor in creation of this thread.
Made from long staple fibres, these ring spun and combed threads are strong and soft.
A fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing.
There are 110yds (110m) on each spool and the spools are made from reclaimed/reused wood.
Available in an array of 34 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
100m
Thread weight 30/2
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.
There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length.
In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary.
Available in an array of over 30 colours!
100% Organic Cotton
500m
Ériu is our Irish yarn — rooted in place, fibre and landscape.
Made from a carefully balanced blend of Romney lambswool and Bluefaced Leicester wool, Ériu brings together strength and gentle lustre. Romney provides durability and structure, whilst Bluefaced Leicester contributes smoothness, elasticity, and its characteristic sheen.
The wool is sourced directly from Irish farms, including small flocks and a growing fair-trade network of farmers across Ireland. From fleece to finished yarn, Ériu reflects a commitment to regional fibre, traceability and textile heritage.
Each skein is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and mostly homegrown dye materials. The Irish-grown and Irish-dyed fibre creates a yarn deeply connected to its origin.
Soft yet durable, Ériu is ideal for garments worn close to the skin and designed for lasting use.
Fibre: Romney lambswool and Bluefaced Leicester wool
Weight: Sport weight
Length: 150 m per 50 g skein
Skein weight: 50 g
Recommended needle size: 3.5 mm
Gauge: approx. 22 stitches × 30 rows per 10 cm
Origin: Wool sourced and spun in Ireland 🇮🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Sweaters and cardigans - outer garments
• Lightweight garments
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Durable everyday knitwear
The blend of Romney and Bluefaced Leicester creates a yarn that balances softness with strength. It has a gentle lustre, smooth stitch definition, and natural resilience.
Natural dye colours develop richness and subtle variation, giving each skein its own depth and quiet individuality.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (* insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
Organic Cotton Shopping Bag dyed with Organic Indigo
A Stylish bag with a 14cm wide floor and wide handles. Dyed with Organic Indigo and Shibori folding techniques. This bag will last for a long time.
34-39cm wide, 40cm high, 14cm floor.
100% Fair Trade and Organic label.
Machine washable at 40 degrees, please use a soft detergent.
Please note that every bag is an original. The pattern is the same but it varies slightly from the bag shown.
Gutermann Silk Thread, reaching 100m (110yds) per spool, can be used to close fine seams, for fine ornamental stitches, decorative seams, overlock and safety seams, buttonholes, and for sewing buttons on to garments. Gutermann Silk Thread is soft, supple, light-resistant, tear-resistant, and abrasion resistant.
In a nutshell:
100m (110yds)
100% Silk
Gutermann Silk Thread, reaching 100m (110yds) per spool, can be used to close fine seams, for fine ornamental stitches, decorative seams, overlock and safety seams, buttonholes, and for sewing buttons on to garments. Gutermann Silk Thread is soft, supple, light-resistant, tear-resistant, and abrasion resistant.
In a nutshell:
100m (110yds)
100% Silk
Gutermann Silk Thread, reaching 100m (110yds) per spool, can be used to close fine seams, for fine ornamental stitches, decorative seams, overlock and safety seams, buttonholes, and for sewing buttons on to garments. Gutermann Silk Thread is soft, supple, light-resistant, tear-resistant, and abrasion resistant.
In a nutshell:
100m (110yds)
100% Silk
Gutermann Silk Thread, reaching 100m (110yds) per spool, can be used to close fine seams, for fine ornamental stitches, decorative seams, overlock and safety seams, buttonholes, and for sewing buttons on to garments. Gutermann Silk Thread is soft, supple, light-resistant, tear-resistant, and abrasion resistant.
In a nutshell:
100m (110yds)
100% Silk
Síoda is one of the most luminous yarns in our range — combining softness, drape and the unmistakable sheen of silk.
Made from a balanced blend of mulberry silk and merino wool, this yarn offers strength, breathability, and exceptional comfort against the skin. The silk contributes its characteristic sheen and fluid drape, whilst merino wool provides elasticity, structure and warmth.
Soft and elegant, Síoda moves effortlessly on the needles and creates garments with gentle drape and quiet luxury.
The merino wool is sourced and processed in Peru. Mulberry silk from China is blended and spun with the wool in Peru to create the finished yarn. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials.
Natural dye colours develop beautifully on this fibre blend, creating rich tones with depth and subtle variation.
Fibre: 50% mulberry silk, 50% merino wool
Weight: Fingering weight (4-ply)
Length: 440 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 2–3 mm
Origin:
• Merino wool from Peru 🇵🇪
• Mulberry silk from China
Production: Spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Fine sweaters and cardigans
• Shawls and scarves
• Lightweight garments
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Garments worn close to the skin
The combination of mulberry silk and merino wool creates a yarn with gentle sheen, softness, and strength.
Silk reflects light beautifully, whilst merino wool provides elasticity and resilience. Natural dye colours develop depth and complexity across the fibre blend.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
The Síoda Special Collection explores the full expressive potential of natural colour on silk.
Some blue colourways are dyed with natural indigo. A small amount of colour transfer to hands or needles during knitting is normal and temporary.
After finishing your garment, soak briefly in cool water with a dash of vinegar, rinse gently, and dry flat to help settle the dye.
With its luminous mulberry silk content and soft merino wool base, Síoda responds to natural dye in uniquely beautiful ways. Colours develop with depth, subtle sheen, and quiet variation, enhanced by the way silk reflects and absorbs light.
Each skein is individually dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials. These studio-dyed skeins are produced in small batches, allowing colour to develop organically through layered immersion and oxidation.
The result is a yarn of exceptional softness, luminosity, and individuality.
Soft, breathable, and refined, Síoda is especially suited to garments worn close to the skin and pieces where colour, drape, and fibre quality are central to the finished textile.
Fibre: 50% mulberry silk, 50% merino wool
Weight: Fingering weight (4-ply)
Length: 440 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 2–3 mm
Origin:
• Merino wool from Peru 🇵🇪
• Mulberry silk from China
Production: Spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
Special Collection: Small-batch studio dyed
• Fine sweaters and cardigans
• Shawls and scarves
• Lightweight garments
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Garments worn close to the skin
• Special heirloom projects
The combination of mulberry silk and merino wool creates a yarn with exceptional softness, gentle sheen, and strength.
Silk reflects natural dye with particular clarity, creating colours with depth and luminosity. Each skein carries subtle tonal variation, revealing the living process of natural dyeing.
Every skein is unique.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed individually using traditional natural dye methods.
Variation between skeins is expected and is an essential part of the character of the Special Collection.
For larger projects, we strongly recommend alternating skeins whilst knitting.
Each skein is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
These may include:
• Indigo
• Madder root
• Weld
• Buckthorn bark
• Sage and plant dyes
• Oak galls
• Cochineal (insect-derived, not vegan)
Dyes may be used individually or in layered combinations.
Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
Each skein is unique.
Stockholm is a beautifully simple and satisfying yarn — soft, generous, and designed for knitting that progresses quickly.
Its softly spun single-ply structure creates visible, well-defined stitches and allows garments to grow rapidly on the needles. It is especially well suited for sweaters, accessories, and projects that benefit from warmth and structure.
Soft and easy to handle, Stockholm is ideal for beginners as well as experienced knitters seeking quick, rewarding projects. Its structure also makes it especially suitable for felting.
The wool is sourced from mulesing-free farms in Peru and spun entirely in Peru, ensuring continuity from fibre to finished yarn. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials.
Stockholm takes up natural colour beautifully, producing rich, saturated tones with subtle variation.
Pattern designs by Ailbíona McLochlainn
Fibre: 100% pure new wool
Yarn type: single ply (Nm 1/1)
Weight: Bulky weight
Length: 100 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: approx. 6-8 mm
Origin: Wool sourced from Peru 🇵🇪
Production: Spun in Peru 🇵🇪
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
Suitable for felting.
• Sweaters and cardigans
• Hats and scarves
• Quick knitting projects
• Beginner knitters
• Children's garments
• Felting projects
Stockholm is softly spun and full-bodied, creating clear stitch definition and warm, durable garments.
Its single-ply structure provides softness and cohesion whilst maintaining strength. Natural dye colours develop depth and subtle variation across the yarn.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
Turin is one of the most versatile yarns in our collection — combining softness, strength, and luminosity in a beautifully balanced fibre blend.
Made from wool, mulberry silk, and ramie (processed nettle fibre), this yarn offers the softness and elasticity of wool, the sheen and fluidity of silk, and the strength and durability of ramie — a traditional plant fibre related to nettle.
This balanced combination makes Turin especially well suited to garments requiring durability and resilience, including socks, sweaters, and garments worn regularly.
Soft yet strong, Turin knits smoothly and creates fabrics with gentle sheen and excellent longevity.
The wool is sourced from South America. Ramie and mulberry silk from China are blended and spun with the wool in Czechia. Each skein is then naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional, sustainable natural dye methods and organic dye materials.
Turin takes up natural colour beautifully, producing rich, saturated tones with subtle tonal variation.
Fibre: 60% wool, 20% mulberry silk, 20% ramie
Weight: Fingering weight (4-ply)
Length: 425 m per 100 g skein
Skein weight: 100 g
Recommended needle size: 3 mm
Origin:
• Wool from South America
• Mulberry silk from China
• Ramie fibre from China
Production: Spun in Czechia 🇨🇿
Colour: Naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks, Ireland 🇮🇪
• Socks
• Sweaters and cardigans
• Shawls and scarves
• Naturally dyed knitwear
• Durable everyday garments
The combination of wool, silk, and ramie creates a yarn that balances softness with durability.
Silk adds gentle sheen and fluid drape, whilst ramie contributes strength and longevity. Natural dye colours develop depth and subtle variation across the blended fibres.
Hand wash gently in cool water
Reshape whilst damp
Dry flat
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight when drying.
Each skein is dyed using traditional natural dye methods. Subtle variation between skeins is a natural and valued characteristic of natural dyeing.
For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins during knitting.
Each colourway is naturally dyed at AppleOak FibreWorks using traditional natural dye sources.
| Colourway | Description | Natural dye source |
|---|---|---|
| Bán | Natural White | Undyed |
| Gall Darach | Oak Gall Beige | Oak galls |
| Sionnach | Fox Orange | Madder |
| Solas na Gréine | Sunshine Orange | Madder & Buckthorn |
| Buí | Yellow | Buckthorn (colour deepens with time) |
| Coinneach | Moss Green | Sage |
| Gleann | Glen Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Foraoise | Forest Green | Weld & Indigo |
| Gorm | Indigo Blue | Organic Indigo |
| Criostail | Crystal Purple | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Corcra | Purple | Cochineal & Indigo (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Bándearg | Pink | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
| Mónóg | Cranberry Red | Cochineal (*insect-derived, not vegan) |
*Cochineal is an insect-derived natural dye and is not vegan.
Body: 90 % wool · 10 % unbleached organic cotton
Cuff: Same blend with a single hair-thin elastic filament (<1 %, cuff only)
Sizes: EU 38–45 ~ see chart for US/UK conversions
Chiara is our lightest wool sock, now coloured in small batches using natural dyes. Soft, breathable and suitable for year-round wear, these socks offer gentle warmth in winter and cool comfort in summer.
| Fibre | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Wool | Lightweight warmth, breathability, natural odour resistance |
| Organic Cotton (undyed) | Softness, comfort, structure |
| Colour | Natural Dye | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | Buckthorn | Keep out of direct sun; may deepen to golden yellow over time |
| Green | Weld + Iron | Sage-green tone; iron present |
| Blue | Indigo | Traditional vat dye; may rub off slightly during first wear |
| Purple | Cochineal | Insect dye (not vegan) |
| Pink | Cochineal | Insect dye (not vegan) |
| Terracotta | Madder Root | Warm, soft brick-red tone |
Each pair is dyed by hand using traditional botanical dyes. Natural variation in tone is part of their charm — your pair may arrive slightly lighter or darker than shown, but always beautiful.
• Lightweight knit for year-round comfort
• Naturally dyed using traditional dyes & methods
• Breathable, odour-resistant & non-toxic
• Elastic only in the cuff (<1%) for a gentle stay-up feel
• Biodegradable (remove cuff elastic before composting)
• Made in Europe in small, responsible batches
• Sizes EU 38–45
WASH
• Hand wash or 30 °C wool/delicate cycle
• Use pH-neutral wool detergent only
• Avoid bleach, enzymes, vinegar, softeners, bicarbonate
DRY
• Line dry or lay flat in the shade
• Do not tumble dry, iron or dry clean
CARE TIPS
• Rotate pairs every few days
• Keep footwear interiors smooth
• Store with lavender or cedar
• Fibre: 90% wool · 10% unbleached organic cotton
• Elastic: <1% hair-thin filament in cuff only (not touching skin)
• Colours: Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Terracotta
• Sizes: EU 38–45
• Packaging: Plastic-free & compostable
• Made in Europe
Body: 60% untreated sheep wool · 20% unbleached cotton · 20% hemp
Cuff: Same blend with a hair-thin elastic thread in the cuff only
Emma is our trusted medium-weight sock made from a clever blend of virgin wool, cotton, and hemp—durable enough for long walks and gentle enough for everyday wear. Now available in naturally dyed colours, each batch is unique and processed using only plants (with one exception—see below).
Each pair is naturally dyed by hand in small batches. Colours may vary slightly from batch to batch due to seasonal plant differences and hand-dyeing methods. Photos are representative — your pair may be slightly lighter or darker, but always beautiful and one of a kind.
| Colour | Dye | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | Buckthorn | Dry out of sunlight. Use pH-neutral soap. May shift to a warmer yellow over time. |
| Green | Weld + Iron | Mordanted with iron for a rich sage green. |
| Blue | Indigo | Traditional vat dyeing, rich denim tone. Blue may rub off a little at first wear. |
| Purple | Cochineal | A note for vegans/vegetarians: cochineal is an insect dye. |
| Pink | Cochineal | A note for vegans/vegetarians: cochineal is an insect dye. |
• Medium weight – ideal for hiking and daily wear
• Clever fibre layout – for softness and duration
• Naturally insulating, breathable, and odour-resistant
• Naturally dyed with plant-based and traditional dyes
• Thin elastic thread in cuff only (remove before composting)
• Made in Italy in small batches
• Sizes EU 35–47 – see image gallery for US/UK size chart
• Plastic-free & compostable packaging
• Hand wash or delicate 30 °C with pH-neutral wool detergent
• Keep out of direct sunlight (especially Yellow/Buckthorn)
• Avoid bleach, enzymes, vinegar, bicarb, and fabric softener
• Hang or lay flat to dry – no tumble drying
• Rotate wears for fibre recovery
• Smooth insoles extend sock life
• Store with lavender or cedar to deter moths
⚠️ Cuff contains minimal elastic (<1%) to keep socks up. Contact us if you have any fibre sensitivities.
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