Unisex
Quechua Heritage Mitten
- Regular price
- $69
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- $69
- Unit price
- per
Unisex
Quechua Heritage Mitten
- Regular price
- $69
- Regular price
-
- Sale price
- $69
- Unit price
- per
Free shipping on orders $150+
Why you'll love this
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5% of sales from this style goes back to the CTTC to support weavers and their families
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Supersoft yet strong alpaca yarn on the outside, smooth jersey lining on the inside
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Double-layer ribbed cuff for a comfortably snug fit
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Featuring a traditional Quechua Papa Tika motif from CTTC (Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco)
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Made with Traceable Alpaca Fiber
Details
Beyond simply “inspired by,” the Heritage Collection was co-created directly with the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco—incorporating the artisans’ stories and traditions into each style—with 5% of sales going back to CTTC to support Quechua weavers and their families. This alpaca mitten’s Papa Tita pattern, or potato flower, symbolizes a gift from Pachamama—a spirit of the earth and a source of food in Inca culture. For us at PAKA, it also represents a shared respect for all life and the nourishment the planet provides. Sustainably made with the same yarn as our bestselling Hoodie, plus a smooth jersey interior, we hope this Peruvian mitten enhances all your cold-weather journeys.
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For
Wintry weather, early-morning hikes, and whenever you just need some extra coziness -
Material
65% Royal Alpaca, 35% Recycled Nylon -
Size Guide
Palm Circumference: S/M: 6.5-7.5" / 16.5-19 CM // L/XL: 7.5-8.5" / 19-21.5 CM -
Model Specs
Shirin is wearing a size S/M
Wash & Care Instructions
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Wash
Handwash cold with like colors, do not wring, do not use fabric softener, do not dry clean -
Dry
Lay flat to dry, do not iron
Quechua Heritage Mitten

A Story in Every Thread
After over a year of dreaming, designing, and collaboration, PAKA’s first-ever Heritage Collection is finally here. It started with a question: how can we co-create more closely with the Quechua artisans and Andes communities who make PAKA what it is, and honor their heritage?
Created in partnership with master weaver Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez and the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco (CTTC), this collection honors the Quechua weaving tradition - where every thread carries meaning, and each symbol tells a story.
As part of this collaboration, 5% of sales are returned to the weavers as royalties - a core belief that we must protect traditions and ancestral knowledge.
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