Alpaca Loca is a young and innovative label that specializes in designing and producing quality products from alpaca wool. They are mainly known for their luxurious and silk soft plaids and scarves. Alpaca wool is a natural, super soft fabric and has many advantages compared to sheep’s wool or cashmere. It is hypoallergenic because it contains no lanolin such as sheep wool. The structure of alpaca wool is also stronger than that of sheep wool or cashmere. It sheds a lot less, so it is very comfortable to wear and does not sting. Besides this, it is dirt and water-repellent. It is a 100% natural product and fair trade.
THE MAKER.
The wool used for the Alpaca Loca products comes from alpacas from Ecuador. The products are all made by hand in Ecuador by a community of weavers. Alpaca Loca places great value on quality, tradition, integrity and social responsibility and has consciously chosen to set up production in this way.
DID YOU KNOW…?
Your purchase contributes directly to Ecuador’s economic growth and alleviates the poverty of the alpaca herders.
Alpaca Loca is a young and innovative label that specializes in designing and producing quality products from alpaca wool. They are mainly known for their luxurious and silk soft plaids and scarves. Alpaca wool is a natural, super soft fabric and has many advantages compared to sheep’s wool or cashmere. It is hypoallergenic because it contains no lanolin such as sheep wool. The structure of alpaca wool is also stronger than that of sheep wool or cashmere. It sheds a lot less, so it is very comfortable to wear and does not sting. Besides this, it is dirt and water-repellent. It is a 100% natural product and fair trade.
THE MAKER.
The wool used for the Alpaca Loca products comes from alpacas from Ecuador. The products are all made by hand in Ecuador by a community of weavers. Alpaca Loca places great value on quality, tradition, integrity and social responsibility and has consciously chosen to set up production in this way.
DID YOU KNOW…?
Your purchase contributes directly to Ecuador’s economic growth and alleviates the poverty of the alpaca herders.
