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100% Baby
Alpaca Squares Throw
Composition:
100% Baby Alpaca, all natural and Eco-friendly
Sensation:
Soft to the touch
Produced: Artisan made on hand looms and hand finished
Size: 51" W
x 71" L (130 cm x 180 cm)
Weight: 1.15
Lbs. (520 grams), medium weight all season throw blanket
Care: Dry
Clean only.
This beautiful soft 100% Baby Alpaca Squares throw / afghan is made
from very soft Baby Alpaca fiber. Our throw is a
luxuriously
soft throw that is durable and long lasting. It is
a
medium weight, all season, throw providing a warm and cozy user
experience. Traditionally woven, broad color selection and
classically
relaxed. This uniquely designed pallet of colors can
transform,
inspire
and brighten any room in your home. It has an excellent soft
feel. Makes for excellent gifts for family, friends or
co-workers!
This cozy throw measures a comfortably large 51" W
x 71" L (130 cm x 180 cm) and serves as a medium weight throw for extra
warmth in any season.
Blankets and throws are all natural fibers
of a single farmed and produced herd of Peruvian Alpaca.
There are no synthetic fibers or chemical dyes used for our
final
throws or blankets. The farm and production has been proudly
"green" operated for the last 30+ years.
Benefits:
- Quality keepsake throws
- More durable than Cashmere
- Soft and warm, medium weight all season throw
- Cuddly soft Peruvian Baby Alpaca
- All natural, no synthetics or chemical dyes.
A few Alpaca Facts:
Alpaca
fiber is one of the world's finest animal fibers and prized by
clothiers and fashion designers worldwide. Alpaca's develop a
single coat which lacks "guard hairs", that is found on wool and other
animals. Wool has guard hairs (wool itch factor) which are
coarser than the soft undercoat which it is designed to protect.
Alpaca's single coat is extremely soft which can be worn next
to
the skin without irritation. Alpaca fibers are semi-hollow;
giving Alpaca fiber added insulation value over wool and other fibers.
Alpaca's semi-hollow fiber provides a user with more heat
retention in cold and cooling dynamics during hot seasons.
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