Some throws are decorative. This one is both. The Farmhouse Alpaca Throw Blanket is our thickest throw — handwoven from a chunky ECO yarn in a rustic basketweave pattern that gives it the kind of textural depth that photographs beautifully and...

Some throws are bought for warmth. This one earns a place in the room. The ombré in the Organic Ombré Baby Alpaca Throw is not dye — it is the fiber itself, a gradient born from blending naturally occurring alpaca hues: ivory, fawn,...

Suri alpaca accounts for a small fraction of all alpaca fiber, and baby Suri — the first shearing of the youngest animals — is rarer still. Where most alpaca scarves are woven from the softer, fluffier Huacaya fiber, this one is made entirely...

The Toasty Toes Ultimate® collection has earned its reputation quietly, one pair at a time — and this Confetti Comfort edition is its most indulgent expression yet. An ombré colorway with confetti speckles gives it personality, while...

Most hoodies resolve to a choice between warmth and breathability. This one sidesteps it. The blend — 85% Tangüis cotton, 15% baby alpaca — starts with an heirloom Peruvian cotton whose extra-long staple makes it unusually soft and...

A crewneck pullover that earns its place in a warm-weather wardrobe — not just as a transition piece, but as a destination. The 3/4 length sleeves stop at the elbow: long enough for coverage, short enough to stay cool on a summer evening or a...

The V-neck pullover is the most useful sweater shape in a wardrobe — it layers, it stands alone, it works with a collar underneath and without one. This one does all of that, and then adds the quiet advantage of baby alpaca: genuinely soft against...

The best scarves do more than keep you warm — they change the outfit. This one does it twice over. Handloomed in Peru from 100% baby alpaca by artisan weavers, the Double Face Scarf carries a different color on each side: rich contrast tones woven...

The Frame Throw is the one that earns a permanent spot on the sofa arm and stays there. Handwoven from royal baby alpaca in a herringbone frame pattern, it reverses cleanly to a second shade — both sides natural dye-free, both finished with...

A scarf with two faces, one in each direction. The Verso is handwoven from 100% baby alpaca in a double-face construction — a single piece of fabric with two distinct surfaces, one for each side of the colorway. Flip it to switch between the solid...

The Toasty Toes Ultimate Alpaca® Crew Socks have earned their reputation quietly — one pair at a time, one devoted wearer at a time. A full plush terry lining runs from the sock opening all the way to the toe, delivering warmth that settles in...

A Johnny collar is a specific thing: a soft, open, flat collar that circles the neckline without a button placket or any closure — not a polo, not a crewneck, something between the two that reads as more refined than either. On this sweater, in...

Every new arrival deserves something extraordinary to come home to. The Classic Baby Alpaca Throw Blanket from the Nursery Collection is handwoven in Peru from 100% pure baby alpaca fiber — impossibly light, three times warmer than wool, and...

Most boot socks stop at the calf. This one doesn't. Second to None Over-the-Knee Alpaca Boot Socks run fully past the knee — providing complete leg coverage against boot-edge chafing and the cold that works its way up from the ankle in serious...

The logic of the capsule wardrobe depends on pieces that do more than one thing well. These do three: they're comfortable enough to spend a full day in, polished enough to leave the house in, and knit from 100% natural dye-free baby alpaca — which...

Pull this throw from the basket and you'll immediately understand why it earns its place in the room. Woven double-sided from 100% baby alpaca in two complementary tones — Graystone on one side, Pale Blue on the other — with fringe...

Alpaca found its way onto the golf course in the 1950s for a straightforward reason: it performed better than anything else available. Lightweight enough not to interfere with a swing, warm enough for cool mornings, and breathable enough to stay on...

The golf sweater has a long memory. The links-knit V-neck — ribbed edges, tapered sleeve, clean drape over a collar — is one of those silhouettes that never really left, and this one understands why. You'll find yourself reaching for it...

The vest has been the quiet anchor of the golf wardrobe since alpaca first arrived on the course in the 1950s. It adds warmth without restricting movement, layers cleanly over a collar or under a jacket, and gets better-looking the more it's worn. This...