New addition to the Finnish Tukuwool yarn family: Tukuwool Silk Mohair from Finland. This lace-weight silk mohair yarn brings a touch of luxury to our Finnish wool-spun yarn lineup, inviting knitters to explore richer, more intricate textures in their projects. Designed to harmonize with our signature Finnish wool yarns, Tukuwool Silk Mohair opens up a world of creative possibilities and inspiring combinations.

Produced in Italy with ethical precision and high quality, Tukuwool Silk Mohair is crafted with care from 70% RMS-certified (Responsible Mohair Standard) Kid Mohair and 30% Cruelty Free Silk. This thoughtful blend ensures that the fibers are sourced with respect for animal welfare, the environment, and fair working conditions, so you can feel good about the yarn you’re working with.

Available in a selection of 15 exquisite Tukuwool shades, Tukuwool Silk Mohair is designed to perfectly complement the Finnish wool yarns Tukuwool DK, Fingering, and Sock. The colors draw inspiration from the iconic color palette of Tukuwool's other yarns, capturing the tranquility of Finnish nature and the beauty of Scandinavian aesthetics. These shades embody a timeless Finnish style and natural elegance, appealing to those who appreciate both tradition and modern trends.

Tukuwool Silk Mohair colors blend with multiple colors of Tukuwool, giving you the freedom to experiment with layering, color blending, and adding luxurious mohair halos to your knits. Work with single, double or multiple strands of Tukuwool Silk Mohair and different gauges, or combine with another yarn.

Why Choose Tukuwool Silk Mohair?

• Made in Italy with 70% RMS-certified kid mohair and 30% Cruelty Free silk

• Perfect Blending Potential: With carefully curated shades of Tukuwool Silk Mohair draw inspiration from the iconic color palette of Tukuwool collection,  it’s easier than ever to add depth and softness to your projects.

• Lightweight, Luxurious Texture: A lace-weight yarn with a generous 225 m per 25 g ball, ideal for adding a soft halo effect, working up airy textures, or layering over other yarns.