Weave Alpaca

Alpaca wool is made from the fur of an animal species called alpaca which is one of the camelids and started to be domesticated thousands of years ago, and then it turns into fabric. These fabrics made of Alpaca’s fur come to the forefront compared to other types of fabric thanks to their numerous positive properties. The fabric made of Alpaca fibers has many protective properties. It has been beneficial for people to use alpaca fabric upon detection of this protective property.

Alpaca Fabric Specifications:

• Allergic wool has almost no allergic effects.
• Alpaca wool does not itch.
• Alpaca fabric does not give a feeling of oiliness when you touch it.
• Alpaca fabric does not wrinkle and can be knitted easily.
• It is easier to clean because it does not contain lanolin.
• Alpaca wool looks similar to sheep’s wool, but its softness is more noticeable.
• Alpaca wool largely inhibits radiation from the sun.
• Clothes sewn from Alpaca fibers do not deteriorate for years.
• Alpaca wool does not burn unless exposed to direct fire.