IS ALPACA WOOL THE BEST WOOL AVAILABLE FOR SCARVES?
Yes, especially if you're looking for an affordable and natural variant. However, it always depends on how you will use your alpaca wool scarf and what weather the wool will be used in. The Alpaca Scarves are extraordinarily soft and elegant, so you are able to use them in your daily life: going to work, biking through the city, and visiting your parents-in-law. Do you want to climb a mountain? It sure is possible to use an alpaca scarf for that since alpacas live 4000 meters above sea level and have to deal with extreme temperatures on a daily basis. The thermoregulation traits of alpaca fiber ensure that excess heat is being dealt with through microscopic air pockets in the fiber, while the warmth that you actually need stays nice and put to keep you comfortable. One of the best things of an alpaca wool scarf is the fact that it adds a sense of style to anyone that wears it. If you're looking for a scarf you can wear year-round and gives you, or the person you're gifting it to, an 'extra dimension' then you should definitely experience for yourself.
ALPACA SCARVES MADE IN PERU
Alpaca scarves come in a large variety of styles, from classic neutrals like the "Elegante" to the timeless design of our "Fishbone". Express your personal taste in formal occasions or everyday wear, there's an alpaca scarf for every style preference. Inkari houses a wide collection of scarves that complement various types of alpaca fans and keep everyone warm and stylish.
Alpaca scarves are low-maintenance to care for. Gently hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry. Maintain the shape and quality for your scarf to be enjoyed for years to come. Embrace the luxury and comfort of alpaca products from Peru, such as Alpaca Socks and Alpaca Slippers.
ALPACA PASHMINA
An alpaca pashmina is one of the most versatile products of Inkari. Size-wise it is right in-between an alpaca scarf and an alpaca throw, but it is made with exactly the same premium alpaca wool. Depending on how you feel, you can wear the pashmina as a large shawl or wrap it around you like a small blanket. The alpaca pashmina is a reference to the, also, special wool of the Changthangi goat that produces the well-known 'cashmere'. We use a well-balanced blend of alpaca- and merino wool to make use of the best traits of both fibers. Each piece and stitch carries a long tradition of Peruvian artistry along with it. Spanning multiple generations, alpaca wool has been used to dress Inca royalty to keep them comfortable in the extreme Andean climates. Every alpaca fan should be treated like Inca royalty, so celebrate yourself with an elegant pashmina fit for queens (and kings).