The colors of winter

What do you think are the colors of winter? It's true that normally at this time we put aside bright colors to make way for classic and neutral shades like beiges, grays, blacks... But for a few seasons now, vibrant colors and pastel colors have been making a strong comeback under coats, breaking the hegemony of the gray palette.

Join us to discover the best of this season to be on-trend with your crafts.

Illuminating and Ultimate Gray

Pantone has spoken and decided that the prominent shades of 2021 will be this luminous yellow and a stone gray with neutral undertones. But before the color industry chose them as the favorites of the new year, we already had a project with both of them! This practical ecopuff by Albita de Plata that you can start knitting right now.

Rose Tan 

Pink, in its most powdery version, gains more prominence every winter. It is a shade that brings luminosity, freshness, and breaks with the darkness of black. This season, we're going all in on Rose Tan, which you can combine with the burgundy range, as in our Velvet robe, perfect for lounging at home.   

Strong Blue

If you're one of the more daring, we invite you to go for Strong Blue, the classic Klein blue. This color has been giving touches to looks and homewear for many fashionistas for seasons, and this year we can wear it in warm accessories like the Little Red Riding Hood Cowl knitted with the New Caricia Brillo. Take a risk!