Mohair

Mohair comes from the Angora goat. The fiber is long, lustrous, and produces the halo that mohair is known for. It's warmer than its weight suggests and gets softer with wear.

Kid mohair from younger goats is the finest grade. Spun with silk, it becomes kid silk mohair: lighter, stronger, and with a subtle sheen. Most knitters hold it alongside another yarn to add warmth and texture without adding weight.

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Three skeins of yarn in light green, gray, and dark green on a white background
Ball of gray yarn with a 'Knitting for Olive' label on a white background
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Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair Yarn – Kid Mohair & Silk, Lace Weight
$13.00
Dusty Petroleum Blue
Light yellow yarn ball on a white background
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Lamb's Pride Worsted Yarn – 85% Wool 15% Mohair, 190 yds
$17.80
Brown Heather
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Fonty Super Tweed Yarn – 95% Fine Wool 5% Mohair, Worsted Weight
$14.00
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Malabrigo Mohair Yarn – 72% Mohair 28% Silk, Lace Weight, Hand-Dyed
$15.20
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