Some fun sock sets we dyed up for festivals! Each pack has 3 shades of the listed color. If you wanted a fourth shade for your set, a skein of Cloud on our sock base would be perfect! Our yarn is mill spun from Shaniko wool. This wool is from the Shaniko Wool Company, a U.S. farm group based in Oregon that certifies all of their wool to the Textile Exchange's Responsible Wool Standard and through Nativa Regen. These certifications ensure that our yarn is sourced using responsible, sustainable practices. Yarn Base Details: Fingering weight sock yarn / 80% Superwash Shaniko Wool and 20% Cashstyle Nylon 1 skein - approximately 440 yards / 100 grams 3 skeins - approximately 1320 yards / 300 grams 4 ply Washing Instructions: We recommend that all of our yarns are handwashed with a gentle wool wash and laid flat to dry. However, our superwash yarn will tolerate being machine washed on gentle in a garment bag. Color Variation & Dye Lots: Oregon Fiber Garden yarns are hand dyed in small batches. We do not have dye lots. Each skein is an individual work of art. As with most handmade art, there is potential for variation in the skeins. When filling orders with multiple skeins of the same color, we will do our best to try to make sure that all of the skeins we send you visually match each other. Also, all screens show color differently. We have edited our pictures to show as true of color as is possible, but all 3 of us have laptops that show our pictures as slightly different colors. We included the color descriptions at the top of the products to help with the color discrepancy between screens. Our superwash bases tend to take dye more vibrantly than our non-superwash bases. When you select the base you want, it will display a picture of the dye on the same type of base. Currently we have dyed and photographed this color on both our superwash and non superwash fingering weight yarns. We are currently dyeing our yarn to order, so please give us a few days to get your order ready. We are currently unable to dye on Thursdays and Fridays.
