[4th Anniversary] FLUORITE MIX 3.2 (Kid Mohair)

2026-04-10T12:00:17+09:00

Vendor: MDUS
Type: Original Yarn
Price: 8250

FLUORITE MIX 3.2 (Kid Mohair)

This is "FLUORITE MIX 3.2", made by holding four strands of ITORICOT's original "FLUORITE (kid mohair)" together! You can fully enjoy the light and fluffy texture of rare kid mohair. Would you like to enjoy a special knitting time with FLUORITE MIX 3.2?Colors available while supplies last!

Recommended Points :

Uses rare kid mohair: Contains 35% rare kid mohair from goats under one year old, characterized by a smooth and soft touch. It becomes even fluffier after washing.

Easy-to-knit thickness: Holding four strands together makes it a worsted weight! Mohair can be fine and difficult to unravel, but holding strands together makes the yarn blend well, making it easier to unravel and knit.

Product Details :

Composition: Kid Mohair 35% / Superwash Wool 35% / Nylon 30%

Ply: 1/3.2 (worsted)

Length: 250g (1 skein) = approx. 800m

Recommended needle size:

Knitting needles 8~15, crochet hook 8/0~7.0mm

Swatch: Knitting needles 15

Recommended Patterns:

Chunky Knit Pullover

This pullover, knit in loose stockinette stitch, can be completed in no time. The design is a high-low hem, simple yet stylish.

LONNA SWEATER designed by lumikka

The Lonna Sweater is a raglan sweater knit from a written pattern. It is knit top-down, starting from the neckline, so there is no seaming, and you can adjust the length of the body and sleeves as you knit.

This pattern is constructed using a combination of basic techniques, such as the long-tail cast-on and bind-off, making it an accessible project for those knitting a sweater for the first time.

The name comes from Lonna, a small Finnish island surrounded by calm seas. The shape is neat and simple. By knitting with four strands of mohair yarn held together, we have created a light and fluffy garment with a gentle, airy feel.

PILVI SWEATER designed by lumikka

The Pilvi Sweater is a raglan sweater knit from a written pattern. It is knit top-down, starting from the neckline, so there is no seaming, and you can adjust the length of the body and sleeves as you knit.

This pattern is constructed using a combination of basic techniques, such as the long-tail cast-on and stockinette stitch, making it an accessible project for those knitting a sweater for the first time.

Pilvi means "cloud" in Finnish. The textured ribbing and voluminous sleeves create a soft, three-dimensional silhouette.