Selkirk Worsted
A two-ply yarn family described as Canadian wool, at 200 yards per 80 g skein.
Confirm the colourway and required quantity. Some colours are sold out; dye and packaging origins are not proved by the wool claim.
Use a knitting pattern and its required gauge as the starting point. Two yarns from the same mill can differ in fibre, ply and yardage. Buy enough of the selected colour together and allow for fulfilment time before setting a project deadline.

Selkirk is a two-ply Canadian-wool family at 200 yards per 80 g skein. Point Prim lists 80% Canadian wool and 20% Canadian mohair, at 400 yards per 104 g. These are not interchangeable quantities or identical fibre blends.
Compare the pattern’s yardage, gauge and care needs with the selected family’s details, then ask about colour and dye-lot quantity. Some colours are sold out; the family listing does not guarantee enough skeins for a complete project.
These two offerings are the PEI mill’s own yarn families with specific Canadian-fibre descriptions. Other brands sold in the shop do not inherit those claims. Confirm care and allow for the maker’s stated fulfilment period before shipping.
Open the exact offering before choosing its size, finish, format or booking option.
A two-ply yarn family described as Canadian wool, at 200 yards per 80 g skein.
Confirm the colourway and required quantity. Some colours are sold out; dye and packaging origins are not proved by the wool claim.
A yarn family described as 80% Canadian wool and 20% Canadian mohair, at 400 yards per 104 g.
Confirm the current colour, care and pattern requirements. No Upvote durability or knitting test has been performed.
Canadian shipping guidance allows one to two weeks for fulfilment before delivery. Confirm the exact colourway, quantity, dye-lot needs and care. Some colours are sold out; the shop’s other yarn brands do not inherit its own-mill origin claims.
Belfast, PEI woollen mill. Selkirk is described as all-wool yarn with Canadian fibre; Point Prim as 80% Canadian wool and 20% Canadian mohair. Broader own-yarn fibre sourcing is described as primarily PEI, not universally Island-grown.