Warm Poncho – White, Black, Brown and Red

Description

Wrap yourself in winter’s embrace with our amazing Warm Alpaca Wool Ponchos.
Crafted from 100% premium Alpaca Wool, these Ponchos offer a perfect blend of warmth, comfort, and style, ideal for those crisp, cold days when you want to feel both cozy.

Sourced from Alpacas raised in high-altitude, eco-conscious farms, every fiber embodies respect for both the animals and the land. Alpacas are shorn with care, their habitat preserved, and no harsh chemicals are used in processing, ensuring that your garment is as gentle on the Earth as it is on your skin.

What sets our Alpaca Wool Ponchos apart:

Softness beyond compare: Without the itch associated with many other wools, alpaca is naturally hypoallergenic, smooth, and ideal even for sensitive skin.

Thermoregulating comfort: Breathability ensures you stay warm when it’s cold, and allows airflow so you don’t overheat indoors.

Durability & lightness: Despite their warmth, our ponchos feel feather-light, drape beautifully, resist pilling, and maintain their shape and elegance over countless wears.

Whether draped over your shoulders for a winter evening walk, layered over knitwear for weekend outings, or styled casually with leggings and boots, these Ponchos bring both function and fashion.
Choose one to add eco-luxury to your winter wardrobe — a timeless piece you’ll cherish for many seasons to come.

Care Instructions

• Hand wash only: Gently wash your alpaca poncho in cold water. Avoid hot water, as it may cause shrinking or felting.

• Use mild or wool-specific detergents: Choose gentle, non-aggressive soaps designed for delicate fibers. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners.

• Do not wring or twist: After washing, press out excess water carefully by hand, or roll the poncho inside a clean towel to absorb moisture.

• Dry flat: Lay the garment flat on a dry towel in its natural shape. Avoid hanging, as it may stretch the fibers.

• Avoid direct heat or strong sunlight: Let it air-dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area to preserve softness and color.

• Iron only if necessary: If needed, iron on the lowest heat setting with a protective cloth between the iron and the fabric. Steaming from a distance is safer and helps maintain the fibers’ natural loft.

• Do not tumble dry: Machine drying can damage or shrink alpaca wool.

• Store properly: Keep the poncho folded in a breathable cotton bag, and use natural moth repellents (like lavender or cedar wood) if stored for long periods.

Please note: garment colors may appear slightly different due to photographic lighting.