Alpaca Wool

more than a fabric

The properties that the alpaca wool offers, make it one of the finest and most expensive wools in the world. Unlike conventional wool and cashmere, Alpaca hair is hollow which allows the air trapped inside to expand and contract with temperature variations, they can withstand variations ranging from 30ºC during the day to -20 °C at night. 

Alpaca wool offers these benefits:

  • Warmth and Insulation
  • Lightweight
  • Great Strenght
  • Silky Texture
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Naturally Anti-bacterial and Anti-microbial
  • Long Durability over time
  • Alpaca vs. sheep's wool

    Alpaca wool is finer and softer than conventional sheep's wool, often even softer than merino. It hardly scratches, keeps you up to 30% warmer and is as light as a feather. As it does not contain lanolin, it is hypoallergenic and also ideal for sensitive skin.

  • Alpaca vs. cashmere

    Alpaca wool offers the same luxurious comfort as cashmere, but is more robust and significantly less prone to pilling. It is easier to care for, more durable, and more attractively priced, while the animals can be kept in a more environmentally friendly manner.

  • Alpaca vs. Synthetics

    Unlike synthetic fibers, alpaca wool is breathable, temperature-regulating, and naturally odor-resistant. It feels pleasantly natural on the skin, is biodegradable, and is a sustainable choice for high-quality clothing.