As leaves turn and days shorten, we naturally reach for warm tones. On the needles this autumn are deep hues that bring elegance, coziness, and style. Burgundy is the timeless leader—but it's joined by four other shades shaping Fall 2025.

For centuries, Inuit communities lived across the Arctic – from Alaska to Greenland. In this harsh environment, clothing was not fashion but a matter of survival. Using sealskin, whale tissue, fat, and Qiviuq (the underwool of the musk ox), they developed textile traditions that blurred the lines between knitting, nålebinding, and sewing.

Knitting and crochet are no longer just hobbies – they are culture, lifestyle, and statement. Time and again, stitches appear in movies, series, and pop culture, inspiring trends around the world. From Barbie's pink sweaters to Bridgerton's Regency-inspired shawls – yarn is part of the stories we tell, and the fashion we wear.

One color only? At first it may sound plain – maybe even boring. But that's where the magic begins: monochrome knitting is modern, elegant, and highlights the craft itself.