Alpaca Wool Scarf – Fisherman’s Rib Baby Alpaca Scarf
Alpaca Wool Scarf Overview
- 60% baby alpaca, 5% merino wool, 35% polyamide
- Fisherman's rib knit
- Warm without bulk, breathable indoors
- Unisex, one size
- Designed in Estonia, knitted in Peru
- Arrives in a gift bag
Details
A scarf in 60% baby alpaca, 5% merino wool and 35% polyamide. The alpaca brings the softness and the warmth, the merino adds spring, and the polyamide is what stops a rib knit from going slack.
The fisherman's rib is a deep, structured knit — it gives the scarf body and a defined line instead of hanging flat. Warm without bulk, and breathable enough to keep on when you get indoors.
Unisex. Drawn in Estonia, knitted in Peru. Arrives in a gift bag.
Material
60% baby alpaca, 5% merino wool, 35% polyamide.
Maker
Alpaka pairs Nordic design with Peruvian fibre. Scarves, hats and socks in baby alpaca, drawn in Estonia and knitted in Peru in small batches.
Size & Fit
One size, unisex. A standard scarf length, long enough to wrap twice or hang loose.
Care
Dry clean recommended. If you would rather wash it at home, use cold water and a wool detergent, then dry flat — never hang alpaca wet, it stretches.
Shipping & returns
Free delivery in the Baltics, and in the EU over €150; otherwise rates show at checkout.
Delivered in 3–8 business days, tracked.
30-day returns, two-year warranty on everything.
Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Revolut Pay or your local bank. In the Baltics you can also pay next month or in 3 instalments, interest free.
Alpaca Wool Scarf – Fisherman’s Rib Baby Alpaca Scarf
Alpaca & Merino
60% baby alpaca, 5% merino wool, 35% polyamide.
ProductionWarm, Not Heavy
Alpaca fibre is hollow, so it insulates at low weight and stays breathable indoors.
No Lanolin
Alpaca carries no lanolin, which is what makes sheep wool itch. It sits flat against skin.
Peru
Alpaca fibre is hollow down the middle. That is the whole reason a scarf this light holds heat the way it does, and why it breathes when you step indoors instead of turning into a radiator.
It also carries no lanolin, so it does not itch. Drawn in Estonia, knitted in Peru in small batches by people who have worked the fibre for generations.