Type of composition and materials of yarns | Page 4

The types of yarn for knitting brought together in this collection are organised by composition, so you can choose the fibre according to what you are going to create. At Garmon Yarns, we group the entire catalogue by material —animal, plant-based, synthetic or sustainable— with most products certified to Oeko-Tex, EN71-3, GOTS or Tencel standards. This way, you can compare by property rather than by brand, and go straight to the fibre family you need for your next knitting or crochet project.

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Alpaca Yarns
4 Products
Mohair Yarns
2 Products
Cotton Yarns
43 Products
Linen Yarns
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Acrylic Yarns
23 Products
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Scheepjes Colour Crafter Velvet: premium acrylic yarn with mottled effect, 100 g
Regular price 3,00 €
Scheepjes Colour Crafter: premium anti-pilling acrylic, 100 g
Regular price 3,95 €
+ 27
Scheepjes Linen Soft: cool, lightweight and breathable DK yarn, 50g
Regular price 3,85 €
+ 22
Scheepjes - Little Darling (soft and fluffy chenille) 50 g
Regular price 2,50 €
+ 11
Scheepjes Merino Soft: extra-fine superwash merino wool and acrylic, 50g
Regular price 5,95 €
+ 16
Scheepjes Organicon: GOTS-Certified Organic Cotton, 50 g
Regular price 4,10 €
+ 64
Scheepjes - Panda (extra-soft and fluffy novelty yarn) 50 g
Sale price 2,00 €
Regular price 2,95 €
Scheepjes Softy: soft and cuddly for amigurumi and baby projects, 50g
Regular price 3,00 €
+ 13
Scheepjes Sunkissed: cotton yarn with a sun-faded effect, 50g
Sale price 3,20 €
Regular price 3,75 €
+ 8
SENSY - Candy - Imágen principal
-9%
Babies
SENSY - Candy (soft premium acrylic DK) 100 g
Sale price 6,35 €
Regular price 6,99 €
+ 2
SENSY - Natural Cotton Baby (recycled cotton Sport) 50 g
Sale price 3,45 €
Regular price 3,78 €
+ 23
SENSY - Roving (warm wool and acrylic Bulky) 100 g
Sale price 6,50 €
Regular price 7,16 €
+ 12
SENSY - Softee Baby - Imágen principal
-9%
Babies
SENSY - Softee Baby (premium anti-pilling acrylic Sport) 100 g
Sale price 6,50 €
Regular price 7,16 €
+ 10
SENSY - Wool Ease (fluffy wool and acrylic Super Bulky) 100 g
Sale price 6,50 €
Regular price 7,16 €
+ 8
YarnArt Flowers Moonlight: gradient yarn with metallic sparkle, 1000 m
Regular price 16,50 €
YarnArt Symphony: sophisticated cotton and viscose yarn with a subtle sheen, 50 g
Regular price 4,95 €
+ 10

Which material should you choose for knitting according to your project?

Choose the material according to your project: for summer, cool and breathable fibres; for warm garments, warm and elastic fibres; for shaped pieces, firm fibres; and for responsible consumption, sustainable fibres. At Garmon Yarns, we group knitting materials by composition so you can compare by property and go straight to the family you need.

Each composition performs differently in terms of feel, drape and durability. To help guide you, this is the logic by family:

  • ▷ Animal fibres: warm, elastic and soft, ideal for warm garments.
  • ▷ Plant fibres: cool and breathable, perfect for spring and summer projects.
  • ▷ Synthetic fibres: durable and easy-care, an easy material to work with.
  • ▷ Sustainable fibres: certified and low-impact options, for knitting with responsible criteria.

Types of yarn for knitting by composition

We have classified all the different types of yarn for knitting by their composition, so you can reach the fibre you are looking for in one click, with a wide range of colours in each family. Below, you will find each material with its own collection: animal and plant fibres, synthetic blends and low-impact options, including our selection of sustainable yarns.

If you prefer to start with weight rather than material, you can also choose by yarn weights and combine both criteria to find the right match for your project.

Frequently asked questions about yarn compositions and fibres

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What is the difference between natural and synthetic fibres?