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Scarves & Wraps
Lightweight baby alpaca warmth for every season. Handwoven by Andean artisans.
Our scarves and wraps are handwoven from baby alpaca fiber — the softest grade available. Lighter than a feather, warmer than you'd believe, and impossibly soft against your skin. Perfect for cool evenings, travel days, or adding a touch of Andean elegance to any outfit.
Baby Alpaca Fiber
Made from the finest grade of alpaca — ultra-soft, lightweight, and incredibly warm without bulk.
Versatile Styling
Wear as a scarf, drape as a wrap, or use as a travel blanket. One piece, endless possibilities.
Year-Round Comfort
Alpaca naturally regulates temperature — warm in winter, cool on breezy summer evenings.
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Our Scarves & Wraps
Each piece is one-of-a-kind, handwoven by skilled artisans in Ecuador's highlands.
Andean Indigo
Deep indigo with teal accent stripes
Sunset Glow
Warm burnt orange inspired by highland sunsets
Sage & Rose
Calming sage green with dusty rose blocks
Plum Plaid
Rich burgundy and plum with classic plaid pattern
Natural Herringbone
Undyed cream and camel in herringbone weave
Festival Rainbow
Vibrant multicolor stripes — a true showpiece
The Fiber
Baby alpaca: nature's luxury
Baby alpaca doesn't come from baby animals — it refers to the finest, softest fibers from the first shearing or the belly area. With a fiber diameter of just 21–23 microns, it's softer than cashmere and lighter than silk.
Each scarf contains approximately 200 grams of pure baby alpaca fiber, making it feather-light yet remarkably insulating. No synthetic blends, no shortcuts.
Styling Guide
Five ways to wear it
Our scarves and wraps are designed for versatility. Here are our favorite ways to style them.
Classic Drape
Fold in half, loop through
Shoulder Wrap
Draped over shoulders
Infinity Loop
Wrapped twice around neck
Belted Poncho
Wrap & cinch at waist
Travel Blanket
Unfold for full coverage
"Every scarf carries the story of the hands that made it."
Handwoven with love in Ecuador
Meet the ArtisansCare Guide
Caring for your scarf
With proper care, your alpaca scarf will last for decades — getting softer with every wear.
Hand Wash
Use cold water with mild detergent. Gently squeeze — never wring.
Lay Flat to Dry
Reshape while damp and lay flat on a clean towel away from direct sunlight.
No Heat
Never use a dryer, iron, or expose to direct heat. Alpaca fibers are delicate.
Store Folded
Fold neatly and store with cedar or lavender to keep moths away naturally.
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Our artisans are working on new colorways inspired by Ecuador's seasons. Be the first to see them.
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