Campfire Baby Alpaca Throw

$205.00 AUD

Campfire Baby Alpaca Throw

Name: Campfire Baby Alpaca Throw
Brand: Peruvian
Price: 205.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$205.00 AUD

Made to order — allow 2–3 weeks. Woven in Peru and held by our supplier in the United States. We don't warehouse this piece, so we place the order the day you buy it and it ships direct to you.

The Campfire Baby Alpaca Throw is woven in rich grey tones with striking accents of black, white and camel. A timeless classic that suits any room, all year round.

Est. Delivery:

In-stock items are dispatched from Mulgoa, NSW within 1–2 business days and usually reach you in 3–5 days. Items marked Made to order are knitted in Peru and held by our supplier in the United States — allow 3–4 weeks. Free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $100.

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Made to order — allow 2–3 weeks. Woven in Peru and held by our supplier in the United States. We don't warehouse this piece, so we place the order the day you buy it and it ships direct to you.

The Campfire Baby Alpaca Throw is woven in rich grey tones with striking accents of black, white and camel. A timeless classic that suits any room, all year round.

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Naturally warmer than wool yet lightweight and breathable, keeping you comfortable across seasons.

Low Lanolin

Alpaca carries very little lanolin, which is the part of sheep's wool a lot of people react to, and at the same micron it sits smoother against the skin.

Dries Faster

Alpaca takes up less moisture than sheep's wool, around 8 percent regain against roughly 16, so it feels less clammy through the day and dries faster afterwards.

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Alpaca fiber is an eco-friendly choice. It is a renewable and biodegradable material that requires very little processing to produce.

Built to Last

Designed as "slow fashion" essentials, these pieces resist trends and can last for decades with proper care.

Insulative

Naturally warmer than wool yet lightweight and breathable, keeping you comfortable across seasons.

Low Lanolin

Alpaca carries very little lanolin, which is the part of sheep's wool a lot of people react to, and at the same micron it sits smoother against the skin.

Dries Faster

Alpaca takes up less moisture than sheep's wool, around 8 percent regain against roughly 16, so it feels less clammy through the day and dries faster afterwards.