Launching early 2027American-grown, American-milled yarnSmall flocks. Slow mills.5% of our profits go to local yarn shopsRejoice in our common threadsEvery skein has a storyLaunching early 2027American-grown, American-milled yarnSmall flocks. Slow mills.5% of our profits go to local yarn shopsRejoice in our common threadsEvery skein has a story

hello, fiber friend

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our common threads.

We connect fiber artists with extraordinary American-made and -milled yarns, feeding health and vibrancy back into the whole knitting circle: animal, farmer, miller, maker.

American-grown & -milled

Natural fibers only

Small batch, vetted by us

5% of profits to local yarn shops

shop by weight

Go ahead, squish it.

From socks to sweaters, every skein here has an origin story and quality we checked ourselves.

Fingering

Socks, shawls, tiny wonders

Sport

Light layers and baby knits

DK

The do-anything weight

Worsted

Cozy sweaters, quick hats

Bulky

Big squish, fast finish

animal, farmer, miller, maker

Every skein has a story

Small flocks. Slow mills. We trace each yarn back through every pair of hands, and tell you what we know (and what we don’t).

The animal

Fiber grown in the U.S., from flocks raised with real care.

The farmer

Farms we vet for animal welfare and honest dealing.

The miller

American mills turning fleece into yarn, many of them slow on purpose.

The maker

That’s you. Cast on, show off, and wear it well.

meet the flock

The makers behind the yarn

heritage mills

Historic American mills

Long-running mills that keep generations of know-how alive and good jobs in their communities.

new to the flock

Family ranches and spinners

Independent growers and small mills turning American fleece into yarn you can trace back to the flock.

more joining every week

Your favorite small farm?

We’re talking with sheep-to-skein producers across the country. Know one we should meet?

our give-back pledge

5%

of our profits go to brick-and-mortar yarn shops.

Local yarn shops are where knitters find each other. So from day one we’re setting aside 5% of profits for them, plus five $750 grants in our first year for shops that carry our partners’ yarns.

A cozy pile of sheep

join the flock

We open our barn doors early 2027.

Follow along for sneak peeks of the yarn, the farms, and the sheep who started it all.