
Which throw is right for you?
Pure new wool, alpaca or alpaca with merino: every throw with its own character.
You are viewingAlpaca & merinoValley
Bouclé texture, very thickBaby alpaca with merino wool
£159.00
1 colour
Alpaca & merinoMountain Haze
Grey herringbone, very thickAlpaca with merino wool
£159.00
1 colour
Pure new woolRune
Diamond pattern, light, with fringesFor the sofa and armchair
£49.95
4 colours
Pure new woolFjord
Plain, large and light, with fringesTo wrap up in, or for the bed
£59.95
4 colours
Pure new woolHytte
Dense and warm, no fringesFor cold evenings
£64.95
1 colour
Pure new woolGlen
Lambswool, two sides, with fringesOur softest throw
£79.95
2 colours
AlpacaDune
Graded stripes, thickRoyal alpaca in taupe and beige
£249.00
1 colour
AlpacaPremium Cozy
Fine herringbone, thin and denseRoyal alpaca, pleasantly heavy
£149.00
1 colour
AlpacaClassic Bouclé
Striped bouclé, thin and lightBaby alpaca in light grey
£139.00
1 colour
Why alpaca?
- Keeps you warmAlpaca fibre holds warmth well. A throw for cool evenings on the sofa or in bed.
- Soft and smoothFine alpaca fibre feels smooth and silky. Many people find it softer than sheep’s wool.
- No lanolinUnlike sheep’s wool, alpaca contains no wool grease. The fibre feels dry and light.
- Royal and baby are gradesRoyal alpaca is the finest grade (approx. 19–19.5 µm), baby alpaca the next finest (approx. 21–23 µm). It has nothing to do with the age of the animals.
From Peru
Woven in Peru
Alpacas live in the highlands of the Andes, where the days are warm and the nights bitterly cold. Their fleece is made for exactly that climate.
Our alpaca throws are woven in Peru, where alpaca has been worked for generations.
Each throw is then fringed, mended and finished, and checked four times before it is shipped.
Caring for alpaca
Everyday care
Alpaca needs very little care. Airing keeps it fresh and soft.
- Air your throw outdoors or by an open window now and then, out of direct sun.
- Give it a gentle shake.
- Blot a spill straight away with cold water; don’t rub.
A deeper clean
If it needs more than airing, we recommend a professional cleaner.
- No washing machine, not even on a wool cycle.
- No tumble dryer. Let it dry flat in the air, away from radiators and direct sun.
- Store it dry and airy, ideally with a little cedarwood in the wardrobe.
Questions about our alpaca throws
Short answers on alpaca, thickness and care.
What is royal alpaca?
The finest grade of alpaca fibre, about 19–19.5 µm. “Dune” and “Premium Cozy” are made of royal alpaca.
Does baby alpaca come from young animals?
No. Baby alpaca is a grade of fine, soft fibre (approx. 21–23 µm), not the age of the animals.
Which throw is the thickest?
“Valley” and “Mountain Haze” are the thickest thanks to the merino wool, and “Dune” is thick too. “Premium Cozy” is thin but very dense, which makes it pleasantly heavy. “Classic Bouclé” is thin and light.
What does alpaca & merino mean?
“Valley” and “Mountain Haze” are 60% alpaca and 40% wool, and that wool is merino. It gives the cloth more body and spring.
Is alpaca itchy?
Fine alpaca fibre is smooth and soft. Most people find it more pleasant on the skin than sheep’s wool.
How do I care for my alpaca throw?
Airing and a gentle shake are usually enough. Blot a spill with cold water. For a deeper clean, we recommend a professional cleaner.
