Spun in the hills, knit by you.

DK225 m / 100 gKullu Bhedi wool

Everyday DKMarigold & pomegranate dye · lot 14

The colour of the mustard fields below Naggar in February. Springy two-ply Kullu wool for jumpers, hats and colourwork.

DK225 m / 100 gMerino & Kullu wool

Everyday DKThree greys and a violet, carded together

Fleece from four flocks blended on the carder before spinning, so every stitch flickers between grey and violet.

DK220 m / 100 gKullu wool, walnut-hull dyed

Everyday DKWalnut-hull dye · each lot a little different

Dyed in our yard with the green husks of the walnut harvest — a warm brown that softens beautifully with wear.

Lace400 m / 50 gPashmina, Changthangi goat

Fine & LaceUndyed · hand-spun in Leh

Pashmina combed from Changthangi goats on the Ladakh plateau, spun fine and left its natural ivory. A shawl from two skeins.

Fingering350 m / 100 gYak down & merino

Fine & LaceUndyed yak down, blended soft

Grey yak down from Spiti blended with merino for spring. Light, warm and quietly fuzzy once washed.

Fingering400 m / 100 gKullu wool & nylon, 75/25

Fine & LaceTightly plied for heels and toes

A hard-wearing sock yarn in pass-grey, with a little nylon so the heels last the winter.

Aran160 m / 100 gUndyed Kullu wool

Aran & ChunkyUndyed · the colour of the sheep

The round, lofty wool the Kullu pattu shawls are woven from, spun thicker for cables and blankets.

Aran160 m / 100 gKullu wool & yak

Aran & ChunkyPine-needle green, dyed over grey

Kullu wool and a little yak, dyed over natural grey so the green has the depth of a cedar forest after rain.

Chunky100 m / 100 gGaddi sheep wool, undyed

Aran & ChunkyUndyed grey, lightly spun

Wool from the Gaddi shepherds who bring their flocks down through the valley every autumn. Thick, quick and warm.

DK2 × 110 mKullu wool, two colours

KitsTwo colours, a chart and 4 mm needles

Knit the valley cap: a plain crown and a band of the diamonds you see on the hero swatch. Chart, yarn and needles in one bag.

Aran320 mPattu Aran, two skeins

KitsTwo skeins of Pattu Aran and a pattern

One rope cable climbing a ribbed beanie. A first cable project that looks like a third.

Worsted200 mKullu wool, indigo dyed

KitsYarn, bamboo needles and a booklet

Cast on, knit, purl and bind off with a simple hat in deep indigo. Everything you need for the first evening.