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COLORWAY
But First, Coffee is a warm, velvety medium-brown tonal layered with rich espresso depth, subtle roasted chestnut undertones, and soft creamy highlights. Inspired by cozy mornings, warm mugs, and essential stitching fuel, this comforting shade brings a grounded, timeless warmth to every project.
THE YARN
Illumination
An elegant blend of silk and Merino wool named for its lustrous and illuminating shine, Illumination is ideal for lacey shawls, light flowy summer tops and projects designed for fabric with lots of drape. Silk is an incredibly strong fiber that when paired with super soft Merino wool allows you to create garments and accessories that are both luxurious and resilient.
70% Superwash Merino Wool 30% Silk
Fingering / Sock Weight
~438 yards / 100 grams
Care Instructions: Hand wash in cold water with your favorite wool wash and lay flat to dry. Like most intensely saturated, hand-dyed shades, a small amount of initial dye release during the first wash is completely normal. To protect high-contrast projects (such as colorwork paired with cream or white), we recommend rinsing your skein in cold water prior to cast-on.
COLORWAY
But First, Coffee is a warm, velvety medium-brown tonal layered with rich espresso depth, subtle roasted chestnut undertones, and soft creamy highlights. Inspired by cozy mornings, warm mugs, and essential stitching fuel, this comforting shade brings a grounded, timeless warmth to every project.
THE YARN
Illumination
An elegant blend of silk and Merino wool named for its lustrous and illuminating shine, Illumination is ideal for lacey shawls, light flowy summer tops and projects designed for fabric with lots of drape. Silk is an incredibly strong fiber that when paired with super soft Merino wool allows you to create garments and accessories that are both luxurious and resilient.
70% Superwash Merino Wool 30% Silk
Fingering / Sock Weight
~438 yards / 100 grams
Care Instructions: Hand wash in cold water with your favorite wool wash and lay flat to dry. Like most intensely saturated, hand-dyed shades, a small amount of initial dye release during the first wash is completely normal. To protect high-contrast projects (such as colorwork paired with cream or white), we recommend rinsing your skein in cold water prior to cast-on.
