Group of white alpacas standing in a grassy highland field, one fluffy alpaca looking toward the camera
Group of alpacas standing together on a grassy hillside, close-up showing their fluffy fleece and a blurred mountain background
Banner text reading “Long live alpaca” in bold hand-painted black letters on white background

Despite its soft touch, alpaca fiber is strong and durable. With the proper care, your alpaca garments can last a lifetime. And because alpaca fibers are naturally antimicrobial and moisture-wicking you can have multiple wears without washing as frequently as synthetic materials.

Despite its soft touch, alpaca fiber is strong and durable. With the proper care, your alpaca garments can last a lifetime. And because alpaca fibers are naturally antimicrobial and moisture-wicking you can have multiple wears without washing as frequently as synthetic materials.

Despite its soft touch, alpaca fiber is strong and durable. With the proper care, your alpaca garments can last a lifetime. And because alpaca fibers are naturally antimicrobial and moisture-wicking you can have multiple wears without washing as frequently as synthetic materials.
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Care Guide

Hand-washing is always the best most sustainable option to care for alpaca garments. That being said, here are additional suggested guidelines for taking the best care possible and getting the most out of your natural clothes.

Sweaters

Knits

  • Hand washing on cold is best. If you use the machine, wash on delicate and cold.
  • Lay flat to dry.

Socks

  • Fully machine washable.
  • Hang to dry or put in drying machine on gentle.

Tops

Tees

  • Fully machine washable.
  • Hang dry or put in drying machine on gentle.

Baselayers

  • Fully machine washable.
  • Hang to dry or put in drying machine on gentle.

Breathe Zips

  • Wash inside-out on delicate and cold (the inner Pima lining is more resistant).
  • Lay flat to dry.

Sol Hoodies & Crews

  • Machine wash with like colors, gentle cycle, do not bleach and do not dry clean.
  • Lay flat to dry, cool iron if needed.

Jackets

Lightweight

  • Wash inside out on delicate and cold
  • Lay flat to dry

Parka

  • Wash inside out on delicate and cold
  • Lay flat to dry

Bottoms

Breathe Joggers

  • Wash inside-out on delicate and cold.
  • Lay flat to dry.

Thermals

  • Machine wash cold on gentle cycle.
  • Lay flat to dry.

Shorts

  • Fully machine washable.
  • Hang dry or put in drying machine on gentle.

Underwear

Underwear

  • Machine wash cold gentle cycle with like colors / No bleach
  • Tumble dry low / Don't iron

Bralette

  • Machine wash cold gentle cycle with like colors / No bleach
  • Tumble dry low / Don't iron

Beanies

Skull Cap Beanie

  • Handwash cold with like colors, do not wring, lay flat to dry, do not use fabric softener.
  • Do not iron, do not dry clean

Waffle Knit Beanie

  • Handwash cold with like colors, do not wring, lay flat to dry, do not use fabric softener.
  • Do not iron, do not dry clean.

Cozy Marled Beanie

  • Handwash cold with like colors, do not wring, lay flat to dry, do not use fabric softener.
  • Do not iron, do not dry clean.

Cuffed Beanie

  • Handwash cold with like colors, do not wring, lay flat to dry, do not use fabric softener.
  • Do not iron, do not dry clean.

Herd of cream-colored alpacas standing closely together in a sunlit field under a blue sky
Close-up of a herd of cream-colored alpacas standing close together, highlighting their dense wool fleece used for natural garments
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We all have choices to make when we buy clothing. When you choose to invest in things made from natural, sustainable fibers you’re choosing to keep unnecessary textile waste out of landfills. You’re also choosing to invest in building a more sustainable and equitable clothing industry. Caring for your clothes so they last longer is a great way to think socially and environmentally in the little things we do.

We all have choices to make when we buy clothing. When you choose to invest in things made from natural, sustainable fibers you’re choosing to keep unnecessary textile waste out of landfills. You’re also choosing to invest in building a more sustainable and equitable clothing industry. Caring for your clothes so they last longer is a great way to think socially and environmentally in the little things we do.