Angora Yarn

Do you know about angora yarn for knitting? Discover the softness and warmth of soft angora yarn, a luxurious natural fibre obtained from the hair of the Angora rabbit. Known for its silky texture and lightness, angora is ideal for knitting warm and elegant garments and accessories. If you want to buy angora yarn online, at Garmonyarns we offer yarns that blend angora with other fibres such as wool or acrylic, providing durability and versatility for your knitting or crochet projects.

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ETROFIL - Angora Lux - Imagen Principal
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Types of yarn with Angora

Angora is a natural fibre obtained from the hair of Angora rabbits, native to Ankara, Turkey. This fibre is characterised by its exceptional softness, natural shine and lightness. It is also known for its thermal insulation properties, being warm in winter and cool in summer.

Angora is classified according to the breed of rabbit:

  • ▷ English Angora: Produces a very fine, soft fibre, ideal for delicate garments.
  • ▷ French Angora: Its fibre is slightly thicker, suitable for a variety of garments.
  • ▷ Satin Angora: Known for its silky sheen and soft texture.
  • ▷ Giant Angora: Produces a large amount of fibre, ideal for large-scale projects.

We currently have the following product in our shop:

  • ▷ ETROFIL – Angora Lux

This yarn combines angora with other fibres to offer a balanced blend that retains the softness and shine of angora, while improving durability and making knitted garments easier to care for.

Angora yarns – Elegance and comfort in every strand

Knitting with angora yarn is a unique experience that brings elegance and comfort to your creations. Its silky texture and ability to reflect light give it a distinctive sheen, while its lightness and thermal properties make it ideal for mid-season and winter garments.

In addition, angora is a strong and elastic fibre, ensuring that garments retain their shape and appearance over time. Its ability to absorb moisture and its resistance to creasing make it a practical and luxurious choice for a wide range of knitting projects.

What does the Angora Yarn category include?

In this category, you will find yarns containing angora, an exquisite natural fibre obtained from the hair of Angora rabbits. Known for its softness, lightness and warmth, angora is highly prized in the world of knitting for its silky texture and ability to create fluffy, comfortable garments.

Currently, the category features one outstanding product:

▷ ETROFIL – Angora Lux, a yarn that combines angora with other fibres such as wool and acrylic, providing strength, durability and ease of care while maintaining the softness and characteristic halo of angora.

Characteristics of Angora yarn

✅ Premium natural fibre: Obtained from Angora rabbit hair, renowned for its extreme softness.

✅ Lightness and volume: Angora is famous for its ability to add volume and a fluffy texture without adding weight.

✅ Characteristic softness and shine: Its fibre is extremely fine and soft, with a natural silky shine.

✅ Excellent thermal insulation: It is warm in winter thanks to its hollow structure, which retains heat without overheating.

✅ Elasticity and durability: Blends with wool or acrylic, such as in ETROFIL – Angora Lux, improve wear resistance, durability and ease of care.

✅ Halo effect: Angora produces a slight fluff or halo that gives knitted garments an ethereal and elegant look.

Benefits and recommended uses of Angora yarn

Key benefits:

  • ▷ Extremely soft, ideal for sensitive skin.
  • ▷ Lightweight, fluffy and highly insulating.
  • ▷ Elegant finish thanks to its shine and characteristic halo effect.
  • ▷ Highly durable, especially when blended with other fibres.
  • ▷ Ideal for sophisticated and comfortable garments.

Recommended uses:

  • 🧥 Lightweight but very warm jumpers, cardigans and jackets.
  • 🧣 Scarves, neck warmers, hats, stoles and shawls with a flowing, elegant finish.
  • 🧤 Gloves, mittens and winter accessories.
  • 👗 Projects combined with other yarns to add volume and texture.
  • 👶 Children's garments or for adults looking for a soft and comfortable finish.

How do you use Angora yarn?

✔️ Tips for use:

  • ▷ Always make a sample first to adjust the tension, as angora is very elastic.
  • ▷ Use slightly thicker needles or crochet hooks than usual to take advantage of the lightness and fluffiness of angora.
  • ▷ Perfect for knitting on its own or combining with other base yarns (such as cotton or wool) to achieve different texture and volume effects.

✔️ Care:

  • ▷ Hand wash with cold water and special detergent for delicate wools.
  • ▷ Do not rub or twist.
  • ▷ Rinse gently.
  • ▷ Dry flat, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
  • ▷ Store folded, never hung, to prevent the garment from losing its shape.

✔️ Extra tip:

  • ▷ The characteristic halo of angora may increase with use, which is a quality sought after by those who appreciate this type of ethereal and elegant finish in garments.

Why buy Angora yarns from Garmonyarns?

At Garmonyarns, we offer angora yarns carefully selected for their softness, warmth and elegance. We are committed to renowned brands such as ETROFIL, which guarantee responsible manufacturing processes and high-quality materials.

  • ✔️ In our shop, you will find natural fibres, with combinations designed to make your garments soft, light, warm and durable.
  • ✔️ We offer personalised advice, fast shipping and friendly customer service.
  • ✔️ If you are passionate about knitting with quality materials, Garmonyarns is your trusted shop.

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