Country Plaid Alpaca Blanket - $70
This beautiful blanket measures 63 inches across by 71 inches long. It is a perfect "throw" for your couch, a blend of alpaca and wool. It will add incredible light weight warmth to your bed also! The earthy, country colors would compliment many different homes. Colors available are cranberry/grey, fawn/ivory, and charcoal/ivory.
Knitted Alpaca Blanket in a Bag - $65
What a great idea! These beautiful throws are knitted from an alpaca/acrylic blend to make them very easy to care for. To make it even better, they come with a matching bag. When you're not using your throw, simply roll it up and store it in the matching bag. This bag makes it easy to take this warm, comfy blanket with you - perfect for a picnic or for a fall football game. Available in charcoal grey, silver grey or fawn.
New England Cable Blanket - $200
This gorgeous blanket is crafted by our local co-op
from 100% ultra soft alpaca. It is very heavy and
extremely soft and warm. It is made right here in
the USA with alpaca fiber from our North American
alpaca herd. Available in oatmeal, fawn or brown.
Please be sure to specify color when ordering.
NE Cable Blanket Detail
Cable Blanket - $250
This huge, heavy throw is guaranteed
to be the softest, warmest blanket
you own. It's simply exquisite.
Beautifully made with an alpaca/acrylic
blend, this blanket is adorned with
cables and diamonds. Our cable scarves
were so popular that we were tempted to
take the same design and create a blanket.
We're thrilled with the results. You know
you will be too! Available in white, black
or fawn. Cable Blanket Detail
Alpaca is so highly sought after because it is so soft, so warm and comes in so many natural colors!
Alpaca is next to cashmere on the softness scale and was one time reserved for only Incan royalty to wear. It is 3X as warm and 7X as strong as sheep wool. This means you can wear a very lightweight, soft garment made from alpaca rather than the bulky, often times itchy garment made from sheep wool. Alpacas are from the high altitudes of the Andes Mts. This is why they developed a fiber with a more thermal capacity than almost any other fiber.