The 10 best mohair jumpers & cardis to make this year
Published on 13 May 2025 3 min readMohair is having a moment. A big floofy, gorgeous moment. It's the most popular yarn choice among the fashionistas this year, and for good reason. Irresistibly snuggly to touch, uber chic to wear, and a dream to knit with (don't tell anyone, but all that fluffiness can hide those little mistakes!). Read on for our pick of the top 10 best mohair patterns to cosy up with this season.
Pick of the mohair yarns
1. Colour Block Sweater and Vest Top by Debbie Bliss
Featuring two patterns in one, this fantastic design uses gorgeous colour blocking, stocking stitch and linen stitch to create drama in this delicious chunky mohair yarn. You can either make this sweater, or make it without arms for a trendy tank.
2. Benton Cherry Poncho by Valley Yarns
For a perfect, all-season poncho look no further than this pattern from Valley Yarns. Featuring the seriously wonderful Southampton yarn - a kid mohair and silk blend - this is a wonderfully versatile piece for all occasions!
3. Fran Fairisle Sweater by Debbie Bliss
Knit up in weightless Debbie Bliss Angel, the mohair silk blend gives this Fair Isle pattern its dreamy quality. Complete with contrast turtleneck collar, cuffs and hem, the Fran sweater will be one to rediscover every winter!
4. Nina Jumper by Debbie Bliss
We love this fusion of modern shape and delicious fibre - grab your needles and knit this dreamy cloudlike hoody in Debbie Bliss Angel, a kittensoft mohair that is amazingly warm despite its light weight! The hood is optional, so if you'd like to knit the jumper with its gorgeous blouson sleeves without, it's a fabulous project for those of you who love working with mohair yarn.
5. Heart Sweater by Debbie Bliss
If you're searching for a super stylish knit with real wow-factor, this cool heart sweater has you covered! This is a great project if you're new to intarsia and want to learn. Knit it jup in any of the bold colours of Debbie Bliss Nell that you want, and stay colourful through those grey winter months.
6. Winchester Pullover by Tahki Yarns
This sweater in Tahki Yarns Donegal Tweed Fine is a cosy yet practical blend of wool and mohair, making it a great choice for winter. Choose form any of the natural shades of this fantastic yarn, hardwearing and great for when you're snuggling up indoors or braving an countryside walk.
7. Flow Sweater
This fab two-in-one pattern gives you the choice to knit a super cool cardigan or a trendy scarf. These two patterns are great for layering in cold weather, and the sumptuous mohair blend Rico Essentials Super Kid Mohair Loves Silk makes it super soft and snuggly too.
8. Piper Sweater by Rowan
Flow Sweater is a beginner friendly oversized pullover with fitted hem and cuffs. It is worked from the top down, featuring a flattering bateau neck. Worked in a lightweight mohair yarn, wearing this sweater is like being hugged in a cocoon.
9. Callie Sweater
Callie is knit in a wispy mohair for a delicate and airy cardigan for warmer days that require a light layer… easily dressed up or down!
10. Iris Tree Cardigan
As timeless as a cardigan gets. The Iris Tree Cardigan has a classic v-neck neckline, a clean button front, and a cropped fit for an updated look. Knitm it up in a mixture of Scheepjes Mohair Rhythm and Lang Yarns wool.
