Frequently Asked Questions

Alpaca is known for a smooth, refined hand-feel with a soft drape. Many customers describe it as silk-like and quietly luxurious against the skin.

Yes. Alpaca contains no lanolin, a common irritant associated with sheep’s wool. Many sensitive-skin shoppers prefer alpaca for that reason.

Most people find alpaca comfortable because the fiber is naturally smooth. If you usually find wool scratchy at the neck or wrists, alpaca is often gentler for all-day wear.

Alpaca is insulating and breathable, so it feels warm without feeling bulky.

All natural fibers can pill with friction. Light pilling is normal early on and can be removed with a gentle fabric comb.

Hand wash cold with a gentle detergent and lay flat to dry. Avoid heat and agitation. See our Materials & Care.

Both are luxury fibers. Alpaca is loved for softness, a clean drape, and long-wearing comfort.

Yes. Alpaca is breathable, soft, and easy to layer for daily routines and travel.

If you prefer a relaxed drape, size up. For a closer fit, choose the smaller size.

No. Alpaca fiber contains no lanolin.