Mohair Yarn

Discover our selection of mohair yarns, a luxurious natural fibre obtained from the fleece of the Angora goat. Known for its softness, sheen, and lightness, mohair is ideal for knitting warm and elegant garments. If you want to buy mohair yarn online, at Garmonyarns we offer soft mohair yarn that blends mohair with other fibres such as wool or acrylic, providing durability and versatility for your knitting or crochet projects. With this mohair yarn for knitting, you can create garments that are not only beautiful but also incredibly soft. Shop at Garmonyarns.

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Mohair yarns, incredibly soft

Mohair is a natural fibre obtained from the hair of Angora goats, native to 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.

Mohair is classified according to the age of the goat:

  • ▷ Super Kid Mohair: Sourced from young goats, this is the finest and softest fibre, ideal for delicate garments.
  • ▷ Kid Mohair: Sourced from goats up to one year old, it maintains high quality and softness.
  • ▷ Young Goat Mohair: A slightly thicker fibre, suitable for a variety of garments.
  • ▷ Adult Mohair: Thicker and more resistant, used in carpets and heavy fabrics.

We currently have the following product in our shop:

  • ▷ GAZZAL – Super Kid Mohair

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

Mohair yarns – Elegance and comfort in every strand

Knitting with mohair 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, mohair 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 Mohair yarn category include?

In this category, you will find yarns containing mohair, a luxurious natural fibre obtained from the fleece of Angora goats, particularly renowned in Turkey for its tradition in producing this material. These yarns stand out for their silky sheen, lightness and incredible thermal properties.

At the moment, the category includes the following product:

▷ GAZZAL – Super Kid Mohair, a yarn that combines high-quality mohair with other fibres to provide greater strength, softness and ease of use.

Characteristics of Mohair yarn

✅ Luxury natural fibre: Sourced from Angora goat fleece, it is exceptionally soft and shiny.

✅ Lightness and volume: Adds volume to fabrics without adding weight, thanks to its hollow fibre structure.

✅ Softness and silky shine: Extremely soft texture with a very characteristic natural shine.

✅ High thermal capacity: Provides warmth without adding weight, ideal for autumn and winter.

✅ Elasticity and resistance: Keeps garments in shape for longer and is resistant to wear and tear.

✅ Balanced composition: Combined with wool or acrylic, as in GAZZAL – Super Kid Mohair, it improves the resistance, maintenance and durability of garments, while maintaining the elegance of mohair.

Benefits and recommended uses of Mohair yarn

Key benefits:

  • ▷ Luxurious appearance thanks to its natural shine.
  • ▷ Lightweight and fluffy, it adds volume without weight.
  • ▷ Perfect thermal insulation, ideal for cold seasons.
  • ▷ Extremely soft, pleasant even in direct contact with the skin.
  • ▷ Highly durable and resistant to creasing and deformation.

Recommended uses:

  • 🧥 Lightweight but warm jumpers, cardigans and jackets.
  • 🧣Scarves, neck warmers, hats, stoles and shawls with a fluffy, lightweight effect.
  • 👗​ Knitted or crochet garments with light, elegant textures.
  • 👘​ Projects combined with other yarns to add volume and warmth.
  • 👜 Fashion accessories or mid-season garments that require a sophisticated finish.

How do you use Mohair yarn?

✔️ Tips for use:

  • ▷ Always knit a sample first to adjust the tension, especially if you are combining mohair with other yarns.
  • ▷ Use thicker needles or crochet hooks than usual to take advantage of the volume and lightness of mohair.
  • ▷ Ideal for knitting on its own or combining with other base yarns (such as cotton or wool) to give a fluffier, warmer effect.

✔️ Care:

  • ▷ Hand wash in cold water with neutral or special wool soap.
  • ▷ Do not wring or rub.
  • ▷ Dry flat, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
  • ▷ Store folded, never hung, to prevent the garment from losing its shape.

✔️ Extra tip:

  • ▷ Mohair tends to have a slight fluff or halo effect, which gives garments an elegant and ethereal finish, typical of this type of fibre.

Why buy mohair yarn from Garmonyarns?

At Garmonyarns, we offer yarns with mohair carefully selected for their softness, shine and quality. We work with renowned brands such as GAZZAL, which guarantee responsible processes and top-quality fibres.

  • ✔️ We specialise in natural, soft and warm yarns that combine luxury, elegance and comfort.
  • ✔️ We offer personalised advice and fast, efficient and friendly service.
  • ✔️ We are committed to high-quality products that make every project a unique experience.

If you love knitting with luxurious fibres and spectacular finishes, mohair is your best choice.

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