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Phildar yarn: mohair, merino and summer blends
The Phildar yarn range includes yarns containing mohair, merino wool, silk, cotton and viscose for different seasons. Some options are intended for light, fluffy knits, while others suit smoother summer garments or accessories.
Which fibre composition should you choose?
- Mohair and wool blends for light, warm sweaters, cardigans and scarves.
- Mohair and silk yarn for fine knits with a fluid drape and subtle sheen.
- Cotton or viscose blends for lighter garments and warm-weather projects.
How do you compare different Phildar yarns?
Compare the fibre percentages, length, yarn weight, recommended needle or crochet-hook size and care symbols. The texture and gauge of fluffy yarns are easiest to assess from a swatch. To compare options, browse mohair yarn, merino wool yarn and cotton yarn.
Which projects are they suitable for?
Depending on the selected fibre composition, Phildar yarn can be used for sweaters, shawls, hats, light tops and other accessories. Calculate the required quantity from the pattern size, gauge and length of the specific yarn.

