In this category we have slightly different bases where camel wool has been added.

Camel/ Silk:

The combination of camel and silk gives the yarn a softness that not many can compare to. It belongs to category A on the AKW scale. It is perfect for shawls or summer blouses, but can easily be knitted into a sweater, especially for those who suffer from the heat. Camel yarn is temperature regulating and can therefore regulate both cold and heat. A thoroughly delicious luxury yarn. Since there is 50% silk in it, it is recommended to wind it up by hand, so that it does not "fall" down the cross key device. An extra bonus piece of information is to knit your project 2 - 3 cm shorter than intended, as it may be slightly longer in use due to the silk.

Merino/Camel:

Merino/Camel is a base which primarily consists of superwash merino, but the bit of camel that is added gives it a hint of a delicious sand color, which makes it undyed a desirable color to knit in.

It belongs to category B on the AKW scale, as it contains merino and can therefore have the potential to irritate very delicate skin. This does NOT mean that it scratches. But if you have a definite allergy or are extremely sensitive, then this is not the base you should choose. Then you must choose from category A.