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More from Malabrigo + a contest

Gosh, I love when we get a new batch from Malabrigo. Even though they have a specific line up of colors, their variegated hues can look quite different from batch to batch and it's a joy to see what's here. While I do have to take new pictures with each batch that arrives, it's worth the extra work for me, and definitely for those of you who are ordering and might be a bit upset if you're expecting Piedras in Sock to look like the first picture when you're actually getting the second picture.

And FYI, these are two different lots of Piedras that we actually do have in stock at the same time, which is why one is listed as Piedras, while the other is listed as Piedras Bright. See? We do our best to make sure you get something predictable, even given the limitations of hand made products.

Photo courtesy of Ambah O'Brien

What might you want to knit with Malabrigo? Well, all the things, of course. But to be a bit more helpful, how about the Astra Hat and Cowl set by Amba O'Brien shown above. Also the Walk in the Woods shawl which is shown in Rios in Aguas and Natural. I made one a couple years back and adore it.

Photo courtesy of Lisa Hannes

Don't forget about all the socks! I feel like any sock knitter could use the Sockupied ebook to pair some awesomeness with Malabrigo. Or if you want a lightweight shawl to get you into spring, consider Comme un Air de Printemps (tunisian crochet!) or the popular Multnomah. Or a lightweight sweater like Folded or Ecuador, shown below.

Photos courtesy of Joji Locatelli

Or combine any three colors into one of Joji's popular cowls.

Have you used Malabrigo recently? If not, get on it! The price is great the colors are gorgeous, and we have a spankin' new batch in stock now. And if you want a chance at winning three skeins of Sock of your own, just tell me in the comments below what three skeins you'd like to win, and I'll randomly choose one comment to win after the contest ends at noon EST on Monday, April 1.

Pattern ideas in Madelinetosh plus a contest

We have more Madelinetosh in the shop than ever before, and I swear I've said that before. And that's because our collection of Tosh keeps growing and growing to meet your demand. Over the past decade, this Texas dyeing operation has grown from a one-woman studio into a huge family operation run by Amy and John and now employs dozens of dyers and helpers and our selection of their offerings definitely keeps pace with their growth. Tosh takes up nearly 20% of our shop's space, meaning well over 3 tons of their goods at any given time. Over 200 colors in Tosh Sock alone (shown above in Ayo).

Photo courtesy of Madelinetosh

If you're like me, and you love being inspired by color, this dyer is for you. Above is the Mara Shawl, a free pattern by Madelinetosh that uses three skeins of Tosh DK. I wish I had knit this before winter started, as I spent much of this crazy cold winter wishing my shoulders were covered while I worked at the computer. I love the idea of using two skeins of a main color, and one skein of a second color for the border. Perhaps something darker to give the end more gravity. And perhaps one or two rows of a stripe close to the border too. This is a piece that could use up bits leftover of Tosh DK, adding differently striped colors for added dimension. After all, I definitely have many leftover bits after all my winter hats. For the Mara Shawl consider Danger Will Robinson with El Greco, Dirty Harry (for all three skeins), Bronze Age with Calligraphy, Gracenotes with Fate.

I'm a big fan of this easy pattern with Tosh DK and Malabrigo Rios yarns and so far I've knit hats in El Greco, Coffee Grounds and Danger Will Robinson for the men in my life. I kind of think Danger Will Robinson (shown above on little Henry) is the best color ever, with the deep aqua accented with charcoal, lime and mustard. It's just as amazing on Tosh Sock...  maybe using the Sock Ness pattern?

Photos used with permission of Joji Locatelli

Of course, Joji Locatelli shows a lot of love for Madelinetosh- most recently in her Spector sweater which I blogged about with color ideas, and the Odyssey Shawl.

Tosh really is a superb choice for nearly any project. It's worth noting that Madelinetosh is increasing their prices by about 10% across the board, so if there's something you wanted, now would be the time to get it before the price increases with our next shipment later this spring. Merino prices have gone up significantly over the past 18 months, and MT has been able to keep the price stable while almost all other dyers raised their prices. Now they, too, do have to increase to keep up with the market price. You have about another month before our prices go up too.

Want to win two skeins of Tosh DK in the beautiful Resistance colorway shown above? It would make a stunner of a Honey cowl and hat combo, don't you think? Just tell me in the comments below if you have used Madelinetosh before, and if so what project and/or color you used. Be as specific or as vague as you like. Many of us get great inspiration so we love when you tell us all about your pattern or leave a link to your project on Ravelry. But I also know that sometimes you just want to enter and not take a couple minutes to share. Completely up to you! Just leave one comment before noon EST on Friday March 29 and you'll be entered to win.

Sweet Georgia's Tough Love Sock + a contest

Many of you have already seen the new batch of Tough Love Sock I added to the shop at the end of last week. Your interest in Sweet Georgia's classic sock yarn have really increased over the past few years and I think that has a lot to do with their little jewels, the Party of Five mini skein sets. I think many color-lovers have been giving these sets a try in patterns like Leftie and On the Spice Market and realize how soft and wonderful the yarn is and then come back for more in the full size skeins to use in sweaters like Pavement.

I've offered Felicia Lo's yarn for at least a decade now and I love that he business, like mine, started in her home, expanded to a large studio space, and now she juggles family life and a business like so many of us.

Photos courtesy of Sweet Georgia

Her passion for fiber is evident in what she makes and how she teaches. Through her video blog and School of Sweet Georgia, she magnifies our understand and appreciation of color with her amazing talent. I've loved watching her work evolve over the years.

Want to join in exploring what her skeins can do? Take a look at Solna, a crochet pattern, which takes just one skein of your fave color.

Or how about Abrupt with three colors?

And if you want to combine Party of Five with a full size Tough Love skein, how about Starburst? YES PLEASE! This photo shows Jellybeans with Birch, but I also like Aurora with Snowfall, Escape with Charcoal or Natural, Rose Gold with Rustle... plus nearly every mini set plus a pale neutral. 

Sweet Georgia has released many patterns over the years, and the collection is definitely worth looking through.

Want to win a Party of 5 Set of your own? Just tell me which is your favorite color set in the comments below- one comment before noon EST on Friday, March 29 and I'll randomly choose one winner.

Last week's blog contest to win a pair of Regia socks plus yarn were Lynne N and Susan J. Thanks for playing! And if you think you were one of the recent Instagram contest winners, please do check b/c I always tag those winners too.

Not your typical spring palette... plus a contest

This spring, our dyers are throwing caution to the wind and painting our world with a palette that isn't at all the typical restrained pastel. Instead, we have received, and are going to receive in April, some amazing hues. All week long on the blog I'll be sharing much of that with pattern ideas from Madelinetosh, Malabrigo and Sweet Georgia. Later this month I'll have the spring releases from Stitch Together Studio, Life in the Long Grass, Less Traveled Yarn, Swift Yarn and a new dyer. Plus, of course, more that I can't even think about right now. All this is to say that spring is shaping up to be full of unexpected hues, color combos and ideas that will inspire us all! And read onto the end to see how to win something awesome...

Here's what's on my mind, with our most recent spring shipments.

Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in Electric Rainbow. Almost neon colors speckled with black. Each batch seems to look different, but this batch seems to have a somewhat even amount of all the hues, which is awesome.

And with over 200 colors in stock right now in Tosh Sock alone, I definitely have other suggestions like Maple Leaf, Night Hawk, and Paradox shown below. See what I mean? A play on pastels without your typical subdued nature. Just the punch of color we need as a cowl under a lightweight coat. Just the thing to make us knit outside our normal Crayola box of colors, right?

Stitch Together Studios continues to surprise us with Kayanna's unique way with color. While the spring hues don't arrive for another couple weeks, Toxic Nebula and Queen of Tarts are faves around here. Shown below on fingering weight singles, but available also on a plied merino/nylon sock yarn.

Sweet Georgia's technicolor skeins are a definite treat. My picks for early spring would be Snapdragon, Windswept and Seedling.

Our new batch of Walk Collection's Tough Sock is full of new color. Alaska, Rainbow, and Twister are among my faves. And yes, Twister isn't your typical spring color but the name is definitely relevant for this time of year, and ti color makes me think of a late spring storm over a lake.

These are just a handful (or an armful, really) of hues that I've been thinking about over the past week. And if there's something that you think would make your spring more colorful, do tell me. Just list that skein/color in the comments below... something from any of the yarn lines I have linked above, and I'll choose two random winners to get their fave skein. Just leave one comment by noon EST on Friday March 29. And check back throughout the week because I'll be having giveaways nearly every day this week here on the blog!

Spotlight on Tosh

From time to time, dyers discontinue colors, bring them back, change them, rename them.... sometimes it can be hard to get a color that you'd been trying find either because it's not being made anymore, or it's been changed enough that it's been renamed and you didn't realize. While this is the nature of hand made goods, it can still be frustrating when you have been searching for a skein for awhile and it's nowhere to be found. Here are a few colors that Madelinetosh recently dyed for us that you might have been looking for- might have been unavailable, retired, renamed but then brought back.... but definitely knit worthy. All shown here on Tosh Sock.

Twig above, Methanol Blue below

Ink above, Mandala below

Amber Trinket above, Vintage Sari below

Magic above, Shire below

I'm often asked why colors are discontinued when they are so popular (Ink and Shire, anyone?). A lot of the time it has to do with the dye. The dyes used to make the colors can change over time, or can stop being made, and dyers have no control over it. Or, in a larger company, the person who dyed that color might have left and perhaps just had a way with that one that no one else does. Or it could be that it's a really intense red that bleeds more than they are happy with and wastes so much water in the rinsing process that it's neither economical nor environmentally friendly to keep making it. These are just a few of the reasons that I've discussed with dyers before, though perhaps you'd like to share other reasons in the comments below.

Right now, we have over 200 colors of Tosh Sock, several retired and brought back recently, so it's definitely worth spending some time perusing and adding to your Wish List. Cuz, dang, where will you ever see several hundred colors in one place at one time?!

Spring Sip & Knit Kits LIVE plus a contest

I feel like Spring has finally started to just peak through here in the Midwest. No flowers or buds yet, and I'm still wearing a coat and hat, but I can just feel it. Can you? 

See what spring just dropped here at the shop? Three Spring Sip & Knit Kit options featuring the ceramic art of our beloved Charan Sachar and fiber art of Six & Seven Fibers! I know these will go fast and when then do, please know these are yarn colors that I'm considering bringing back this summer. Often, our kits feature limited edition, one off colorways. But these are in such limited supply that I do believe we will be making the colors available later too.

We have other new awesomeness available in the shop today too. Take a look at the new Regia Soft Glitter yarn. It's great for socks and I think it would be an adorable for a baby sweater. And, like the Trend Shine line, it's even less expensive that typical Regia! Want to win a pair of the finished socks shown above? I have two pair to give away to two lucky winners! Just comment below what your favorite Regia color is from those shown here, and we will give you a finished pair of the socks shown above PLUS a ball of your favorite color! This contest ends March 24 at noon EST and I'll randomly choose two winners to e-mail and announce here.

We also have a stunning batch of Madelinetosh in the shop. A huge amount of their fingering weight yarns arrived, bringing back some colors that we couldn't get for awhile. More on those tomorrow.  And if you missed out on some of the new Opal Yarn collections, we have more History and Monet.

These socks were knit by friend Sarah in History color 9702 (The Photography). I adore this color, don't you? And the other colors in the collection are equally nice with bold, thin stripes separated by mottled black and grey stripes. Definitely a fun and wearable collection.

Spring Sip & Knit Kits, a preview

We are ushering in spring here with some gorgeous SSYC Sip & Knit Kits featuring a collaboration with Charan Sachar and Six & Seven Fibers!

We have three options to share, each with a different hand made mug and sock set. The sock set includes Six & Seven Fiber's a full sized Alfalfa MCN (merino/cash/nylon) skein plus a coordinating mini. It's worth noting that the mini does not include cashmere, as I thought it best to leave it out for durability since these would likely be used for toes and heels of your socks. But they are the same weight and are meant to work together in the project, but I like no cashmere best for toes and heels. These color combos are exclusive to Simply Socks Yarn Company and if you really adore them, there will be chances to snag them in the future. After Rachel created these, I so fell in love that I decided that they won't be one-offs b/c then more people couldn't enjoy them. They are really that beautiful in person. But this is your chance to get your hands on one of these exclusive colors plus a mini first thing.

These go up for sale on Wednesday morning EST at the Kits & Clubs link. As usual, there is a limited amount and you're welcome to get your cart ready now with other things, and then add this to get free shipping with US orders of $100. Please do put everything you want in one order, because on busy kit days we don't check email as often and can't combine more than one order together to save you shipping. While we do our best to provide the most personal service we can each day, there are a handful of times a year when we are just too busy to keep track of last minute changes for dozens of people. We are a small crew.

Many of you have asked when we might get more of Charan Sachar's yarn bowls, and we are expecting a gorgeous new batch in time for Mother's Day. I'm hoping for mid-April. Above and below are examples of colors we've had in the past and I can't wait to see what he's creating for us!

Mineville's newest offering now available

Last month when I asked you how I could make SSYC even better for you, one of the things you asked for was more from Mineville Wool Project in the Sale Section. After all, who doesn't want premium yarn from a family of dyers who's been making stuff for 40 years for nearly half off?! If you didn't already know, Mineville Wool Project is an offshoot of Fleece Artist, run by the same family in Nova Scotia for decades. They have developed relationships and supply streams over their years and this allowed them to start MWP and offer us short runs and limited availability yarn for a great discount (plus the current USD to CAD conversion doesn't hurt!). This means you get a superb yarn for a stunner of a deal, but it may not be available for long. We've had some available just once, and some for 9 months (in several orders, cuz it does sell fast).

This Penguin would make a great Honey Cowl peeking out from the neckline of a black or gray winter coat!

I get what I can from MWP, and their newest offering, found in our Sale Section with other fab deals, is very similar to one that we had back in 2016 from them, a DK weight single in a 100g skein. It sold fast. It's great for sweaters and winter accessories. It's superwash merino, so while it will tolerate a machine washing, I don't really recommend machine washing any single ply yarns, The fiber is washable but it just doesn't seem to tolerate it well over time.

Rachael knit her Enfield Pullover in this yarn when we first had it in double sized skeins in 2014. So if you are purchasing it today for a sweater, I'd say get at least 4 skeins of it (she needed just two of the double sized ones).

She also knit this Honey Cowl too and I do think it's one that I've seen her wear most days in the winter. It's the kind of yarn and simple cowl that one can throw on every day- it's soft and warm and darn near perfect. And what I love about a cowl (vs a scarf) is that is stays on even if you're trying to wrestle a two year old into a car seat. And we all know that there's no greater aerobic workout than trying to get an unruly toddler into a tiny backseat of a car, right? That's how we lose our baby weight. 

We've had several contests here on the blog over the past month and it's time to reveal winners. Nancy won a skein of Less Traveled Yarn in The Diplomat above when we asked what your go-to sock pattern was (hers is Monkey, and I agree!). One contest offered two winners each a $60 Gift Certificate. That was the contest asking for suggestions on how to make SSYC even better. The winners were Anissa and Liz,

Anissa noticed that we did an update to our website in early 2019 (we made check out easier, pictures load much faster, and it allows us for greater improvements in the future) and it had a flaw in the Wish Lists. If you create an account in the shop, you can start a Wish List too. She said "I cannot figure out how to remove saved items on my wish list. Any help would be appreciated." She tested it out and it's working great now. 

Liz said "I would find it very helpful if you could set up a "New" page of the website to show a list of products that have been recently added -- the front page only shows about 8 items, and sometimes I want to just quickly check the site to see what's been added.This would be especially helpful at times of the year when you add a lot of new stuff. The only way I've found to track it is to read back through the blog and open separate tabs; it would be so great to have these all show up on one page of the website for a week or so after they're added." Liz's idea has just been implemented here and you can always find the NEW tab at the top of the website on a desktop computer or on the menu drop down of a phone or tablet.

I will keep discussing and implementing your ideas to make the shop even better in its upcoming 14th year! Ideas like this one make us what you want. So please don't ever hesitate to share with me what I can do to make SSYC your online LYS.

Why I love Regia sock yarn + Contests all week

All the new Regia collections have dropped on the shop, and it's a time when all I want to do is knit from every new collection. Many of you have been waiting for the new Pairfect colors (two perfectly matching socks in one ball) and the new Arne & Carlos Mountains and Fjords collection, but those aren't the only lovely additions to the shop from classic sock yarn maker, Schachenmayr.

Arne & Carlos, Mountains & Fjords color 7028

Regia not only comes in a beautiful array of colors, it's also easy care. Easy care yarns are super important when you (like me) don't care to be too particular about the washing of your socks, or you are gifting them to someone who you aren't sure will hand wash. These are definitely machine washable (even the Premium Yak, Silk and Alpaca) and I've even machine dried my regularly. Though that second part I wouldn't recommend for longevity just b/c the heat might break down the fibers faster over time.

Cotton Tutti Frutti 2426 Apple

Of course, you can hand wash your Regia socks if you want. But I never have. I always just put mine in a mesh lingerie bag and wash them with my or the kids' clothes. You could go without the mesh bag, but I want to protect my socks from zipper snags, and we wash lots of clothes with zippers. When I gift socks to someone special, I even wrap the socks with a mesh bag.

6ply Mosaik color 6793

Another thing I love about Regia is the collections include colors for those that might be a bit afraid of color. Say, if you have a person in your life that you know would appreciate hand made socks, but this person wants sedate colors, and you have no interest in knitting thousands of little dark gray stitches while you're watching TV at night. Well, then the Atelier collection (shown below in 7959) might work. There are more serious colors, but they are dyed in a way that would still be a very interesting knit for us.

And yet another thing? I want to try new things, while also ending up with a sock that washes and wears well. Things like new fiber combos. After all, sometimes the person in our life wants a dressy silk sock, but we know he or she won't give them special care. So the Premium Silk, Premium Yak and Premium Alpaca collections are a great choice. I mean, look at these new ombre colors of Silk. Who wouldn't want a pair of Business Casual socks in this Jeans color of Premium Silk?? (Oh, and these Premium blends are also great for lightweight sweaters. Just sayin'.)

That's not all that's new though. We have a new 6 Ply collection, a new wool free collection and MORE. Seriously, there's something for everyone.

Want to win some finished Regia Potpourri color 1105 sample socks of your own (shown above)? That's right, you don't even have to knit the socks! They are already knit for you and fit a medium/large foot. I wear a size 10.5-11 and they even fit me, though are a bit snug. Go to Instagram all week for more chances to win finished socks. I may even post a contest on Ravelry. To enter this contest, just go here and take a look at the Premium Yak collection and tell me what your favorite two colors are. Contest ends on March 14, noon EST. I'll choose THREE winners to receive their own pair of finished socks!

Recent winners and new Opal Yarn

Opal Yarn is really sending some great stuff to the US this season. First the History and Claude Monet collections and now the newest sparkled Glitter collection!

And because I get quite behind on things sometimes, I'm finally announcing winners of some recent contests, like the 12 days of Sock Yarn. I meant to do this 6 weeks ago, but more life balance means less work hours! If you think you are one of these lucky winners, you've been e-mailed, and congrats! We had thousands of comments this year, so you had some great luck if you are one of these 12 who each win the prize listed plus a $20 gift certificate to the shop.

Day 1 Crystal P wins HiyaHiya Flyers US 1 and 2
Winning comment: I love skeleton keys, and over the years Hallmark has released Santa keys. Our tree is always full of my keys!

Day 2 Kate S wins the Charan Sachar green holiday mug
My favorite holiday cookies are Pfefferneuese - German spice cookies covered in powdered sugar!

Day 3 Diane S wins a test batch skein of the Hedgehog Fibres Alpaca DK
I send out store bought cards that I usually buy on sale after Christmas the year before and add a family photo and a personal note

Day 4 Sue A wins some Yarn Love Marl
I love good Irish tea and Starbucks Christmas blend that is available now.

Day 5 Meghan wins DK Yarn w/Pom of her choice
Yes I do stash/collect yarn. No rules! I try to knit from my stash but often end up buying more yarn. I also fall into the “I’m 1 skein away from free shipping” trap often ;) Good thing my husband is understanding and sees my logic!

Day 6 Heidi wins a Qing skein
Lol my yarn “decorates” several areas of my house 😉

Day 7 Georgene T wins 2 balls of Opal Monet
My knitting group gathers men's and women's socks (not hand knitted) for the local homeless shelter. We call it our Christmas stocking project. This year 275 pair.

Day 8 Kirstin, AKA Ellie TwinkleToes! 😂 wins two 2 balls of West Yorkshire Spinners

Day 9 Liisa wins 2 skeins LitLG Singles
Nice yarn!!
I've done all of my Christmas shopping in person. I have bought some of the yarn used in my Christmas knitting though online over the year. I don't buy much online because it seems to be really impulsive and hard not to put something else in the cart. Except yarn.

Day 10 Dana S wins a package of sock knitter tools and accessories
I made a shawl from knit Purl hunter. We did a section a month. It was really fun and it’s beautiful!

Day 11 Kim wins 3 skeins Poste Yarn, Patina 
I knit more for others. It is so much fun to see my granddaughters faces light up when they see what I have made them.

Day 12 Christine  wins a $100 SSYC Gift Certificate
No real resolutions. 2018 was a bit of a dumpster fire in our house so I keep promising myself 2019 has to be better.

More St. Pat's color ideas

Wow, you all love to knit with the seasons! Thanks so much for your great response to my post of  St. Patrick's Day-inspired colors. Most of them went fast, so one of you suggested I give a few more color ideas, should you like to knit something fresh and green. After all, if you are as over winter as I am, the greens of spring are very welcome.

Blue Moon Fiber Arts never disappoints where color is involved, and I'm totally crushing on Tomatillo right now. It's bright and fresh without going over the top. Very wearable too.

Sunnydale is a close second. Partially because I adore a good aqua, but also, BUFFY.

Wooly Wonka Fibers is very popular here on in-store-shopping days. Not only are the colors and pricing divine, but it's not a dyer you see in shops much. Anne spends time selling her wares in fairs and festivals out west and doesn't really offer her stuff to many shops. Twelve Oaks vibrant yet moody and with the 50% silk of Atrio Sock, it has a super sheen.

We also have a super special gradient sparkle from Anne. And Forest is one of those colors that definitely says Spring.

Maybe you want the classic look of tweed with your green? In which case, Swift Yarn's Tweed Sock in the Fresh Cut Grass might be the ticket.

Of course, the same color is equally nice on Tender Sock, if you prefer a simple, merino/nylon sock. Also look at Emerald City.

One of my favorite greens is Fresco y Seco from Malabrigo. It's shown below on Sock, but it's also available on Arroyo and Rios.

Have you tried Walk Collection yet? This might be the time to cast on this German import, because Cathrin's greens are on point. Eucalyptus is dynamic and unique.

I hope one of these greens fits the bill for you! And if you have questions or want something not shown here, please e-mail me at service@simplysockyarn.com. Let's bring on spring!

Celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Yarn!

Ten days until St. Patrick's Day! That's plenty of time to find something green and cast on, right? I'm thinking it's time for some green socks in my life. How is it that green is my all time favorite and I can't seem to find green socks in my drawer?

Since our little St. Pat's Sip & Knit Kit just came out (selling fast already, so sorry if it goes really quick), I could knit with the Killarney colorway that Heather dyed in our Poste Yarn studio. But I'm thinking of instead knitting one of these.

Hue Loco Tweed in Sage

Dragonfly Fibers has some stunning greens. This one is Villainess on Djinni. Also consider Dragon Wagon, Gaughin's Island, Mossy Bank and Into the Woods.

Dream in Color discontinued color 150 Happy Forest is a green that dreams are made of. The color Grow is so similar, I don't remember much of a difference and it's available on Smooshy and Smooshy with Cashmere (shown above).

This bright green reminds me of budding oak trees. It's Pond Scum on Flock Fibre's Take a Hike sock.

With more than 200 colors in stock, you can definitely find a green on Tosh Sock. What about formerly-retired-now-brought-back Tannenbaum?

And why not Green Gables from Six and Seven Fiber?https://www.simplysockyarn.com/s-s-alfalfa-mcn-green-gables/

And finally, I think some stripey socks in minis would be amazing too. Like Greenery above and Hedgerows below from Wonderland Yarn.

Greens GALORE!!!

Upcoming St. Patrick's Day Sip & Knit Kit, a preview

We've put together a little something special to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year. Because what does a knitter hope is at the end of that rainbow? Cashmere. That's what.

So we've tucked a skein of our Poste Yarn, Cash Sock into our exclusive mason drinking jar, and sprinkled on some stitch markers for our newest Sip & Knit Kit! When I asked you what we can do to be an even better yarn shop for you, one of the things you asked for was more kits and at various price points, and so here you go!

This little kit will go up for sale this Wednesday at the Kits/Clubs link, mid morning EST for $43. And if you want to see what else we have coming later this spring, take a look at Instagram for a tease.