Darn Good Yarn

11 A Solar Drive, 12047, Halfmoon, United States
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3.40
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Darn Good Yarn

Gorgeous yarns and fabrics to blow you away! Ethically-sourced, environmentally-friendly recycled silk and plenty more at Darn Good Yarn!

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Just Me
GB

Wonderful company Wonderful company, staff, and productsđź’•

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Deb
AU

These skirts spark Joy! Received 3 wrap skirts all were in the colours I specified and the colours and patterns were well matched and interesting. Really feel like I got 6 skirts as I love the reverses just as much. Material was mainly silk or else nice satiny acrylic. A few little holes had been skilfully patched with a mirrored sequin which did not detract from the overall appearance of any skirt. I feel Darn Good delivered on its mission to recycle textiles and benefit workers in India. I look forward to wearing these colourful skirts joyfully and mindfully in the upcoming Australian summertime.

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ctesiphon
GB

Disappointing I ordered the Spice Market in Junior size (several inches larger than my waist size but a wrap has lots of overlap, right?) in the ankle length and paid $8.99 for shipping. I received a tea length wrap skirt with less than a handswith of overlap (I’m 5’ 8” with a 31” waist and medium sized hands). One fabric was brown with a repeating yellow daisy pattern. The other was blue and silvery grey twining geometric pasternak. Pretty, but hardly spice coloured and didn’t complement the other fabric at all. The site says you have 60 days you return the skirt. I completed the returns process, including a required photo. The final screen told me to return it within 14 days. Then I received an email telling me they would let me know whether my rrequest would be approved or rejected.

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B. G.
GB

I ordered the 3 ply hemp yarn I ordered the 3 ply hemp yarn. It was moldy and smelled moldy. I tried everything to get rid of the mold but it was so embedded. I wrote to the company and got some story about how the monsoons affect the yarn and they have a process for getting rid of the musty smell. The yarn was dark with mold and I was coughing trying to work with it. I ended up throwing it away. It's not ok to sell moldy products no matter what the story of the company. 38 dollars for two things of yarn that are now trash. Honestly from reading other reviews online I am not the first customer to get scammed by an inferior or damaged product from them. They are selling a story not actually selling quality products. There are reputable companies selling fair trade products that are not moldy and certified fair trade, support those businesses instead.

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Heather Leigh
GB

Extremely understanding and helpful… Extremely understanding and helpful representative—even beyond my previously excellent customer service experiences! Thank you, Claudia!

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