The wool of these lovable animals (part of the New World camelid family) varies considerably in fiber length and fineness. The entire range spans from 19.0 microns (baby alpaca) to 35.9 microns (strong). These differences affect not only durability and warmth, but above all, softness. Anyone who has ever worn a cheap alpaca sweater, like those often sold at Christmas markets in this country, against their bare skin will hardly describe it as cuddly soft. The comparatively thick, short fibers stand out from the yarn like thorns. Fine, long-fiber qualities, on the other hand, are truly buttery soft and have a subtle sheen. Alpaca provides excellent warmth while remaining breathable. It feels slightly heavier than, for example, sheep's wool, which gives knitted garments a flowing drape. Further advantages: Due to its low lanolin content, alpaca is even suitable for some allergy sufferers, and alpaca wool is virtually non-pilling.
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Warmi Alpaca Wool Sale Colors -
Warmi alpaca wool -
Beara Tweed 100g -
Brisa -
Baby Silk FLUFFY Solid -
Puna Light Baby Alpaca RAS -
Baby alpaca 10/2 ON 25g -
Alpaca Bouclé -
Duna Cotton Alpaca -
Puna Baby Alpaca RAS -
Andes Alpaca Merino -
Mayu Royal Alpaca with Cashmere and Silk -
Apu Imperial Alpaca 25g Sale Colors -
Uma Suri - Alpaca Mohair Silk -
Awa Alpaca Merino Pima Cotton -
Warmi Journeys Alpaca Wool -
Mamacha alpaca wool -
Ayni baby alpaca with mulberry silk -
Apu Imperial Alpaca 25g -
Eco Puna UNDYED baby alpaca 100g -
Eco Puna BLACK 25g -
Puna Baby Alpaca -
TIYARIK Suri Alpaca, undyed wool -
Baby alpaca