Alpacas are one of the most beautiful South American Camelids. Are prized for the properties and quality of their fiber.

The use of alpaca fiber in textiles began around 2500 B.C. and became increasingly important through time in ancient Peruvian cultures.

In the present, a population of 3,5 million of alpacas is in Peru, representing 85% of the world's total. The alpacas are an important pillar for thousands of families in the high Andes.

Peruvian Pima cotton  became the best cotton in the world thanks to the excellent natural conditions of the fields in the north of Peru where it is handpicked to prevent damage to the fiber.

Pre-Inca cultures used it to make fabrics that to this day retain their properties. Their extra long staple length, results in unparalleled