Whether you're knitting for a sweetheart or just treating yourself to some serious "me-time," our Love Potion No. 9 is guaranteed to cast a spell on your needles.
The Zebra Sock base features a unique ply structure where the natural white merino is twisted with a black-dyed strand, creating a built-in "barber-pole" effect that adds a sophisticated, marled dimension to our deepest colors.
The Hue: This colorway is a heady mix of romantic purples, passionate pinks, and warm corals, all dancing over our unique Zebra Sock base
The Texture: Soft yet incredibly strong. The 21.5 micron merino provides next-to-skin comfort, while the nylon ensures your socks or accessories withstand the test of time.
Love Potion No. 9 on the Zebra base is a true showstopper. The natural marling gives the dark sage and black hues a rhythmic, textured appearance that makes even the simplest stockinette stitch look complex and hand-crafted.
80% 21.5 mic Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon
437 yards / 100gr / 4 ply
Whether you're knitting for a sweetheart or just treating yourself to some serious "me-time," our Love Potion No. 9 is guaranteed to cast a spell on your needles.
The Zebra Sock base features a unique ply structure where the natural white merino is twisted with a black-dyed strand, creating a built-in "barber-pole" effect that adds a sophisticated, marled dimension to our deepest colors.
The Hue: This colorway is a heady mix of romantic purples, passionate pinks, and warm corals, all dancing over our unique Zebra Sock base
The Texture: Soft yet incredibly strong. The 21.5 micron merino provides next-to-skin comfort, while the nylon ensures your socks or accessories withstand the test of time.
Love Potion No. 9 on the Zebra base is a true showstopper. The natural marling gives the dark sage and black hues a rhythmic, textured appearance that makes even the simplest stockinette stitch look complex and hand-crafted.
80% 21.5 mic Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon
437 yards / 100gr / 4 ply
This item is in stock and will ship within 3-5 business days.
