Make it count.
Every piece sets aside a dollar amount toward humanitarian causes. You see it before you buy.
Two numbers, both real.
Two numbers on every price. The crossed-out one is retail.
New pieces and labels weekly.
New pieces and new labels every week. Returns on us for 30 days.
Dark Yarn editorial

Dark Yarn

Buy what you love. Make it count.

The designers you love. The ones you've yet to discover. A philanthropic promise with every purchase, visible before you buy.

$3,805 set aside $ – allocated Goal $1,000,000Follow the number

The idea

You were going to buy it anyway.

Almost everywhere else, your money stops at the register. Here, a dollar amount from every piece is set aside toward humanitarian causes, and you see the number before you buy. Same designers. Fair price. More reason.

How the number works

The receipt

$15.16 of this sweater does something beyond the sweater.

Decided before you buy. On every product page. Not a percentage you take on faith. Not a share of whatever's left at the end of the quarter. A dollar amount you saw first.

How it works

Hugo Boss Verde cotton men's sweater in green knit fabric
Hugo Boss Verde Cotton Men's Sweater $263$236
Our philanthropic promise $15.16

Designer pricing has drifted a long way from what things are worth.

The crossed-out number is what retail asks. Ours is the fair price, set once. We make a profit, you keep some money, and that's the right way to do business. That's the relationship we want with you.

Why we price this way

What never changes.

New with tags. Always. Never secondhand, except verified vintage, labeled as such.
Authentic. Always. Designer pieces, never from marketplaces or individuals. Independent brands, direct from the maker.
A person answers. Always. Text us anytime. Twenty years in the best rooms behind every reply.
Easy returns. Always. Thirty days. We pay the shipping.

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From Jake

Ownership is personal. Purpose is collective.

Twenty years in rooms where luxury is done properly, and thousands of people trained to run them, taught me one rule. The guest never sees the work. Dark Yarn is that rule, with the doors open: a fair price, philanthropy on every piece that goes somewhere useful, a person who answers, and a corner for everyone. The best rooms I ran were the ones where nobody felt out of place, and nobody had to be someone else to belong. Spend intentionally.

— Jake Guy, Managing Director

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