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Unmatched Softness: Made from 100% Baby Alpaca, this scarf is known for its silky-smooth feel, even softer than cashmere, providing an ultra-luxurious touch against your skin.
Natural Insulation: The unique alpaca fibres provide excellent insulation, keeping you warm on chilly nights without the bulk, thanks to its lightweight yet highly effective heat retention.
Sustainable & Eco-Friendly: Alpaca fibre is one of the greenest, most natural materials in fashion, sustainably sourced without harsh chemicals, making this scarf a conscious choice for eco-conscious shoppers.
Timeless Design: Featuring a subtle stripe woven with soft loop alpaca thread and finished with fluffy fringe edges, this scarf pairs effortlessly with various outfits, adding a touch of timeless elegance to your wardrobe.
Durable & Long-lasting: Unlike other fibres, alpaca has a lesser tendency to pilling, ensuring that your scarf retains its pristine condition and luxurious texture over time.
Handmade with Care: Each scarf is hand-loomed by skilled artisans in Peru, providing a truly one-of-a-kind accessory. The craftsmanship and love put into each piece make it a meaningful addition to your wardrobe.
Versatile & Stylish: Measuring 77" x 24", this oversized scarf is perfect for draping over your shoulders or wrapping around your neck. Its classic grey colour complements any style, and it pairs beautifully with the Loop Knit Alpaca Beanie and Minimalist Alpaca Gloves.
This oversized wrap scarf is extremely lightweight yet also holds heat to keep you warm on chilly nights.
It features a subtle stripe woven with super soft loop alpaca thread and fluffy fringe edges.
This scarf pairs perfectly with the Loop Knit Alpaca Beanie and the Minimalist Alpaca Gloves.
The fashion industry considers alpaca fiber to be one of the greenest, most natural and softest fibers in the world.
It is prized for its unique silky and luxurious feel and has a lesser tendency to pilling.
This timeless scarf is made by a weaving collective in Peru using a hand-knitting machine.
Allpa has 80 small to midsize workshops located throughout Peru. They strive to create awareness and preserve Peruvian culture through their textile production.
Allpa develops annual collections according to market trends and supports the growth of artisans with technical assistance, training and loans. This transforms weavers into entrepreneurs and gives them access to the global marketplace.
In the earliest Peruvian history, you will find examples of the bond between the Incas and Alpacas. During the Inca empire, royalty only used alpaca because it was valued as the finest material.
Alpaca is supple and smooth to the touch. It’s softer than cashmere and warmer and stronger than lamb’s wool. It contains microscopic air pockets, which create lightweight clothing with excellent insulating properties.
It is a completely natural fibre, and there is no use for harsh chemicals in its production.
The alpaca live mostly without boundaries in the Peruvian Andes' highlands and are not harmed during the shearing process. Their soft padded feet are gentle on the grass terrain and graze without destroying the root system of the area.
Alpaca is the only animal that produces up to 28 natural colours and can be blended into an infinite array of natural shades from inky black to warm chestnuts and snowy white. It is easily dyed in any colour and always retains its natural lustre.
