Avocado Green Mattress Alpaca Wool Throw

Alpaca wool is significantly softer and lacks the lanolin found in sheep's wool, making it feel more like cashmere against the skin. It is also less likely to cause irritation for those with sensitive skin.

Yes. Alpaca fibers are naturally temperature-regulating, meaning they provide warmth in the winter while remaining breathable and lightweight enough to use during cooler summer evenings.

The plaid and ombre fade versions are crafted from baby alpaca fiber, which is harvested from the first shearing of the animal. This specific fiber is finer and softer than standard alpaca wool, offering an even more luxurious hand-feel.

Yes, the throws are colored using natural dyes. They are free from harsh chemical dyes, maintaining the integrity of the natural fibers and earth-toned aesthetic.

These throws require professional dry cleaning to maintain their texture and shape. Avoid machine washing or tumble drying, as the natural fibers can felt or shrink if exposed to heat and agitation.

Alpaca wool is naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial, making it a great choice for many allergy sufferers. Because it does not contain lanolin, it is generally much more tolerable than sheep's wool.