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BABY ALPACA FIBER
The rarest softness nature ever created.
Living between 3,000 and 4,500 meters above sea level in the Andes Cordilleras, alpacas possess an extraordinary capacity to endure climatic variations of up to 30 degrees between day and night.
HERITAGE
HERITAGE
The Fiber of the Gods
Bred by the ancient Incas and revered as the animal of the gods, alpaca fiber was not merely a textile — it was a symbol of divine favor and earthly power. Reserved exclusively for emperors and nobility, this extraordinary fiber was woven into garments that signified sovereignty itself. The Incas understood what modern science has since confirmed.
“A legacy of warmth, woven through centuries of Andean heritage.”
TYPES OF ALPACA
TYPES OF ALPACA
Two Breeds , One Excellence
Each alpaca breed offers distinct characteristics, yet both produce fiber of unparalleled quality.
Suri
Huacaya
The Suri has an atypical appearance as their fur hangs down to form long dreadlocks. Their wool is shinier, wavier and above all, rarer than the Huacaya’s. It is an exceptionally rare breed with lustrous fiber hanging in elegant pencil-like locks, prized for its natural sheen and silk-like drape.
Texture : Silky lustrous locks
Characteristic : Dreadlock structure
Properties : Exceptional drape
The Huacaya’s fur has the appearance of a voluminous-looking fiber. It is the most prevalent breed, distinguished by its voluminous, crimped fleece that creates a cloud-like appearance. The fiber’s natural crimp provides exceptional warmth
Texture :Fluffy & voluminous
Characteristic : Natural crimp structure
Properties : Superior insulation
Key Market Fact:
Today, 93% of alpaca fiber on the market is Huacaya because they represent 98% of the worldwide alpaca population, making the Suri a true luxury rarity.
DEFINITION
DEFINITION
What Is Baby Alpaca?
A common misconception: “baby alpaca” does not refer to the animal’s age. Rather, it denotes the exceptional fineness of the fiber itself.
Measuring between 16 and 25 microns in diameter, baby alpaca fiber is harvested from the softest part of the animal — the delicate underside of the neck. This represents merely 10% of each shearing, making it extraordinarily precious.
"Among the finest natural fibers in the world."
16–25
MICRONS DIAMETER
10%
PER SHEARING
1×
ANNUALLY
APOLLO 11 MISSION
APOLLO 11 MISSION
Why NASA Chose Alpaca Fiber
When NASA selected materials for the Apollo 11 mission, they turned to one of Earth’s oldest textiles. The choice was both practical and profound.
Alpaca fiber met every critical requirement: extraordinarily lightweight for payload efficiency, thermoregulating across extreme temperature variations, naturally flame-resistant, and gentle enough for prolonged skin contact.
What ancient Incas knew instinctively, modern aerospace engineering confirmed scientifically.
EXCELLENCE
EXCELLENCE
Exceptional Properties
Nature engineered perfection into every fiber
Thermoregulating
Adapts to temperature, warm yet breathable
No Pilling
Maintains pristine appearance
Lightweight
Superior insulation, minimal weight
Highly Durable
4x stronger than sheep's wool
Gentle Grazing
Soft padded feet prevent soil erosion
Chemical-Free Processing
No treatments needed, 22 natural colors
Hypoallergenic
Gentle on sensitive skin
Odor Resistant
Natural properties repel odors
Flame Resistant
Self-extinguishing properties
Elastic
Retains shape perfectly
Regenerative Feeding
Nibble grass tips, allowing natural regeneration
100% Biodegradable
Returns to earth with no synthetic residue
NATURAL SPECTRUM
natural spectrum
Nature's Palette
Twenty-two naturally occurring colors, from snow white to deepest charcoal
No dyes. No chemicals. Only nature’s artistry.
Cool Number
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SYNTHETIC DYES
Nature perfected comfort long before we did.
For centuries, artisans have transformed this extraordinary fiber into garments of enduring beauty. Each piece tells a story of ancient heritage, sustainable practices, and uncompromising quality.