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Baby alpaca wool blanket
Alpaca wool is as luxurious as cashmere but softer and stronger. It is
lighter and warmer than sheep’s wool. Alpaca wool is ideal for babies or
sensitive skins. Our alpaca throw could be your best friend at home on
chilly nights or a great travel companion. This throw features a
traditional houndstooth weave, invented in Scotland back in the 1800s.
This bold pattern will add extra character to your home. Size: 130x200
cm
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Description
Alpaca wool short facts:
- 100% Peruvian baby alpaca wool is used for our items;
- Luxurious as cashmere, but softer and stronger;
- Warmer than other wools;
- Perfect for sensitive skin;
- Made in Peru.
Benefits of alpaca wool:
Alpaca wool is as luxurious as cashmere but softer and stronger. It is lighter and warmer than sheep’s wool. The warmth of baby alpaca wool is insured by the fact that its fibre is hollow. So it serves as an insulator to keep warm air in.
Alpaca wool is ideal for babies or sensitive skins. It has no lanolin – that’s why it is hypoallergenic and is a perfect solution for children and allergy-prone adults. It does not produce a ‘prickle effect’ associated with ordinary wools.
- 100% Peruvian baby alpaca wool is used for our items;
- Luxurious as cashmere, but softer and stronger;
- Warmer than other wools;
- Perfect for sensitive skin;
- Made in Peru.
Benefits of alpaca wool:
Alpaca wool is as luxurious as cashmere but softer and stronger. It is lighter and warmer than sheep’s wool. The warmth of baby alpaca wool is insured by the fact that its fibre is hollow. So it serves as an insulator to keep warm air in.
Alpaca wool is ideal for babies or sensitive skins. It has no lanolin – that’s why it is hypoallergenic and is a perfect solution for children and allergy-prone adults. It does not produce a ‘prickle effect’ associated with ordinary wools.
Composition
Alpaca wool has no lanolin – that’s why it is hypoallergenic and is a
perfect solution for children and allergy-prone adults. It does not
produce a ‘prickle effect’ associated with ordinary wools. Our Alpaca
throws are designed in Denmark and made in Peru. They have a fabric
density of 210 g per m2.
Care
Can alpaca wool be washed?
Yes. See care instructions below:
Machine or hand wash cool (30°C);
Use gentle, liquid detergent;
Gently squeeze out the water by hand and place it on a flat surface to dry;
You can also lay it on top of a towel to absorb extra moisture;
Don’t dry it in sun;
Ironing is not recommended.
Does alpaca wool shrink?
When it comes to shrinking, alpaca wool is not the same as cotton or any material, but it can happen if the percentage of alpaca wool is really high.
How to make alpaca wool less itchy?
In general, alpaca wool is less itchy than average woollen products, but for people who are very sensitive to wear it, we recommend wearing it as an outer layer.
Yes. See care instructions below:
Machine or hand wash cool (30°C);
Use gentle, liquid detergent;
Gently squeeze out the water by hand and place it on a flat surface to dry;
You can also lay it on top of a towel to absorb extra moisture;
Don’t dry it in sun;
Ironing is not recommended.
Does alpaca wool shrink?
When it comes to shrinking, alpaca wool is not the same as cotton or any material, but it can happen if the percentage of alpaca wool is really high.
How to make alpaca wool less itchy?
In general, alpaca wool is less itchy than average woollen products, but for people who are very sensitive to wear it, we recommend wearing it as an outer layer.