Inca Fashions

The crewneck is the most unassuming silhouette in a man's wardrobe — which is precisely why it rewards quality more than anything else. Pull on a crewneck made from 100% pure baby alpaca and...

Some cardigans look like an afterthought. This one looks like a decision. The bird's eye knit — a classic Nordic two-tone pattern worked in 100% superfine alpaca — gives the Heritage an...

There's a specific pleasure in a sweater that gets out of the way — no itch, no bulk, nothing announcing itself. The Norris is that sweater. Knit from 100% pure alpaca wool in Peru, it carries...

The Patrick is a study in restraint. No dyes touch the fiber — the quiet stripe running through the marled grey ground comes entirely from the natural color of the alpaca itself, harvested in...

There are scarves that keep you warm, and scarves that change what you're wearing. The Regent does both. One side carries bold vertical stripes — narrow and wide, rich in color — while...

This quarter-zip is a study in considered design. Closed, it sits as a refined mock neck — clean, unfussy, appropriate anywhere. Open a few inches, and it becomes something more relaxed: a...

Alpaca made its entrance in golf circles in the 1950s, and the button cardigan has been the form it comes back to ever since. This one earns that lineage. The stripe pattern — available in...

There is a particular confidence to a well-made cardigan — the kind that buttons up cleanly, drapes without effort, and reads as deliberately chosen rather than reached for. The Vintage Varsity...

The hoodie is one of the most-worn garments in most men's wardrobes. This one is built from 100% baby alpaca — medium gauge jersey, full zip, drawstring hood, kangaroo pockets, hemmed cuffs and...

When Fred Rogers came home, he changed his shoes and he put on his cardigan. For more than thirty years, that sweater — cable knit, zip front, warm as a hug — was the first thing children...

One of Fred Rogers' original cardigans — a double cable knit zip-front like this one — is in the Smithsonian. Preserved there because a generation of children understood, without being...

Ask someone to picture Mister Rogers, and they will picture the red cardigan. Not the blue, not the beige — the red one. It is the color that became synonymous with the man, with the show, with...

Fred Rogers wore many cardigans, but this one — the raglan zip, in burgundy — was said to be his favorite. The style he returned to most. And when Tom Hanks wore it as Fred Rogers in A...

Of all the cardigans Fred Rogers wore into his television neighborhood, this one may be the most recognizable. The grey with black-tipped collar, cuffs, and zip appeared on book covers, in...

Fred Rogers changed the zip-front cardigan from a garment into a gesture. When he walked through the door and reached for his sweater, millions of children understood — without being told...

Some hats make you smile before you've even put them on. The Mochi Cat Ears Beanie is one of those. Handmade from 100% alpaca wool, it's a proper beanie that transforms into a cat-eared silhouette...