WHY ALPACA

  • TEXTTURE

Alpaca fibre is silky and soft. it thickness range from 18 to 22 microns.

  • LIGHT & WARM 

Alpaca fibre is seven time warmer than sheep's wool and contains microscopic air pockets, which  makes very light weight but breathable garments.

  •  SUSTAINABLE

Alpacas are free grazing animals bred naturally in the highlands of Peru without pesticides. They are not fed with hormones and do not receive chemicals.              

 

 

 
  • HYPOALLERGENIC

Unlike sheep's wool, the alpaca fibre does not contain lanolin, which makes it hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive skin.

  • ECONOMIC
The number of fibres needed to make an alpaca item of clothing are considerably reduced when compared with wool from other animals. It takes just one alpaca to make up to five jumpers!
  • COLOUR

The alpaca fibre has a natural colour 
the spectrum which ranges from pure white to intense black and includes over thirty shades.