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It was love at first sight when we first saw Kristin Ledgett’s Late Bloomer Mittens back in 2020. Now we’re falling in love all over again with the Late Bloomer Kerchief!
The Late Bloomer Kerchief is really a joyful piece that will keep you super warm and cosy while also helping you think happy thoughts through the colder months. The pattern was developed for Th...
A knitter’s most important asset is their haberdashery kit. That perfect collection of little tools that follows them from project to project, keeping all the essentials at hand (including the ones that might not be obvious at first).
It can take years to cultivate the perfect collection — and to find the perfect way to keep it all together as it moves between p...
We’re over the moon to have a fresh collection of Minä Perhonen Fabric Swatches! Each time these come to the shop we’re inspired anew.
Minä Perhonen designs are truly exquisite. Akira Minagawa’s intricate depi...
We’re thrilled to welcome a really beautiful new collection of curious creatures by Julie Arkell!
We’ve admired Julie’s work and counted her as a close friend and collaborator since the very earliest days of Loop, and still it never gets any less special to take in a new collection of her incredible work. The
With the arrival of October, it feels like we’re finally in the full swing of autumn. Gorgeous colours are coming out on the trees all over London, and wooly sweaters and accessories are finally starting to make an appearance.
With temperatures finally set to drop after a warmer than usual September, the shop is getting busier. And it’s not just cosy autumnal kn...