Shopping for Yarn Just Got Easier

Clearer prices, easier weight selection, and all your savings in one place. Here’s what’s new at Cone & Fiber.

Updated Cone and Fiber cart showing yarn weight in grams, linked cones, sale prices, total savings and progress toward order benefits.
A look at the updated cart. Tap or click any screenshot in this post to open it at full size.

We’ve been working on the Cone & Fiber website, with most of our attention going to the parts you use when choosing yarn and putting an order together.

Our goal is simple: make it easier to understand how much yarn you’re buying, what it costs, how it will be wound, and which savings are already included in your order.

First, the essentials
50g Minimum weight per yarn and color

Buy the amount your project needs.

Our yarn sold by weight is available from 50g per yarn and color. You don’t have to buy a whole cone when you only need enough for a swatch, a small detail, or a strand to combine with another yarn.

The minimum is now shown beside the weight field, so you don’t have to look through the description to find it.

Choosing your weight

The + and − buttons now change the weight by 100g.

Use the buttons to build up your quantity quickly, for example from 100g to 200g or 300g.

−    200g    +

Need a different amount? Select the number in the field and type your own: 65g, 175g, 230g, or any other whole number of grams from 50g up to the available stock.

You do not have to order in multiples of 100g. The buttons are there for quick changes; typing lets you choose the exact weight. At the minimum weight, the minus button becomes inactive.

The 100g button increment applies only to yarn sold by weight. Packaged yarn, tools, and accessories are still counted as individual items.

Yarn and cones

Each cone is linked to its yarn.

Each yarn and color sold by weight needs at least one cone. A cone is added automatically with your yarn, and the cart shows which yarn and color it belongs to.

If you’d like the yarn divided across several cones, you can increase the cone quantity. Each cone must contain at least 50g, so 100g of yarn can be divided across a maximum of two cones.

Cones cost $1 each and appear as separate lines in the cart. This keeps the yarn cost and the cone cost easy to check.

We normally split each yarn evenly between its cones. If you need a different split, please leave a note in your cart. We do not wind multiple strands together onto one cone.

Clearer prices

The price per 100g and the total for your chosen weight.

In the cart, yarn sold by weight now shows its price per 100g. The quantity field includes “g”, and the line total shows the cost of the weight you’ve selected.

$10 per 100g   ·   150g = $15

Cones appear separately, making it easier to see how the total comes together without doing the calculations yourself.

Progress toward your next benefit

See exactly how much more you need to add.

You no longer have to calculate how close your order is to free shipping or an order discount. The cart shows the amount still needed for each benefit.

Free U.S. shipping starts at $100, and orders of $300 or more receive 10% off. The remaining amounts update as you change your cart, and benefits are marked as unlocked when you reach them.

A $39.90 cart showing Add $60.10 more for free U.S. shipping and Add $260.10 more for the 10% order discount, alongside $12 in sale savings.
In this example, the $39.90 cart needs another $60.10 for free U.S. shipping or another $260.10 for the 10% order discount. Your own amounts update with your cart.
Savings you can see

Sale prices and your total savings, together.

Sale items show the original crossed-out price, the current discounted price, and the discount percentage.

The order summary also includes a “You saved” section, so you can see the savings included in your cart at a glance.

In the example above, the items total $51.90 before savings. Sale prices save $12, bringing the subtotal to $39.90.

Winding information, right where you need it

Our winding guide is now in your cart.

Open “How would you like your yarn wound?” to read the guide while checking your yarn weight and cone quantities.

It explains the minimum weight per cone, how we divide your yarn, and where to leave a note if you need a different split. No need to leave the cart to look for the instructions.

Expanded yarn winding guide explaining extra cones, equal splitting, the 50g minimum per cone and how to leave a note.
Tap or click the green heading in your cart to open or close the winding guide.
A few more improvements

Helpful details throughout the website.

  • Fiber abbreviations explained Hover over the composition abbreviations below a yarn’s name on desktop, or tap them on your phone, to see the fiber name and its percentage.
  • Get to know the fibers In the Fiber Composition section, short descriptions explain whether a fiber comes from an animal, a plant, or a synthetic source, along with its typical texture, sheen, and warmth.
  • Updated menus and typography We’ve adjusted the navigation and text styling to make pages easier to browse and read.
  • More convenient on mobile We’ve refined the cart layout and controls, including a sticky bottom bar showing your subtotal and a Checkout button.
  • Quicker navigation in long carts “Back to top” and “Order summary” help you move between your items and the order totals.
  • Chat stays out of the way The chat widget is hidden while a cart is open and during checkout, keeping prices, quantity fields, and buttons clear.
  • An easier route to Sale You can now reach our Sale collection from the banner at the top of the website. We add to it every week.
  • A checkout that feels more like us Checkout now uses our website colors, with an “OR PAY BY CARD BELOW” reminder beneath the express payment options.
  • Updated footer information We’ve checked and corrected the information at the bottom of the website to make the details you need easier to find.
A closer look at fiber information

A little less decoding, a little more understanding.

Yarnix Blue Whisper product page with a tooltip translating the composition abbreviation into 45% Merino.
A quick explanation of the composition abbreviations below the yarn’s name.
Fiber Composition section with a tooltip explaining Merino wool’s softness, elasticity, warmth, breathability and usually matte finish.
Further down the product page, learn more about the fibers and the qualities they usually bring to a yarn.
Help us make it better

Found something confusing? Please tell us.

If something doesn’t work, looks unclear, or gets in the way of placing an order, we’d be very grateful if you let us know. We’d also love to hear what else you’d find useful on the website.

A screenshot, whether you were using a phone or a computer, and a short description of what you were trying to do will help us understand the problem more quickly.

Thank you for helping us make Cone & Fiber a more helpful place to shop for your next project.

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