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Colour Card — All Twelve Shades

Twelve shades, four yarns, one price. This is the physical colour card — print it at A4, or keep it on your phone when you are comparing against something you already own. Nothing here is a seasonal limited run: if a shade is on this page you can order it today, and we can order the same dye lot again next month.

or pick a shade in the builder and see it on the fit card

On colour accuracy. A screen is backlit and a jumper is not. These hex values are the yarn as we see it under neutral daylight; on a phone at night they will read cooler and darker. Natural fibres also take dye by lot, so two batches of the same shade can differ by a shade or two. If the exact tone matters — for a wedding, for matching something you already own — say so before we knit and we will photograph the actual cone under daylight and send it to you.

Cream #F3EADB

The house neutral. Warmer than white, kinder to a pale face, and the one most people end up reordering.

Misty Blue #BFD3DE

A grey-blue that behaves like a neutral. Sits under navy and camel without competing.

Blush Pink #EBC7CE

Dusty rather than sweet. Flattering near the face even if you normally avoid pink.

Lavender #D9CCE8

Cool and quiet. Reads almost grey in daylight and more purple at night.

Butter #F1E2B4

Yellow without the shout. The shade that photographs best in low winter light.

Sage Mist #C7D3C0

Muted green-grey. The safe way to wear green if green usually defeats you.

Oat #E3D8C3

Warm sand. This is the sample colour on our fit cards, and our most repeated order.

Dusty Rose #D8AFA6

Terracotta, softened. Warms a grey outfit in one move without turning orange.

Fog Grey #BFC3C9

True cool grey with no brown undertone. The most businesslike of the twelve.

Amber Leaf #D9A55E

The autumn one. Strong on its own, best against denim or chocolate brown.

Deep Plum #6E4A63

Nearly black in low light, plum in sun. Evening wear without going black.

Spruce #3F5D52

Deep saturated green. The boldest shade we run, and the least likely to be seen on someone else.

If you are buying only one

Oat or Fog Grey. Both read as a considered neutral in almost any wardrobe, and neither shows a mark the way Cream does.

If it is a gift

Cream or Misty Blue. Safe without being boring, and both look right on a warmer or a cooler skin tone.

If you want it to be the outfit

Deep Plum or Spruce. Wear either with charcoal or ecru and nothing else needs to happen.

Every shade is available in all four yarns — 100% merino, merino with 30% cashmere, Grade-A cashmere, and organic cotton with 30% wool. Colour never costs extra.

Still unsure? Send us the numbers you have and a person will check them with you before the first stitch.

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