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Alpaca was known as the "Fiber of the Gods" by the Incan people. Alpaca have lived for centuries in harsh high elevation climates where the temperature in a given day can swing wildly. The adaptations that allowed the Alpaca to thrive in these conditions are also the characteristics that make Alpaca fiber one of natures' best materials. A key characteristic of Alpaca fiber is its hollow core, which provides exceptional thermal insulation, keeping the wearer warm in cold conditions, while also allowing for breathability, preventing overheating. This same structure contributes to its lightweight feel and excellent moisture-wicking abilities, effectively drawing sweat away from the skin to maintain dryness and comfort. Alpaca fiber is naturally hypoallergenic, as it contains no lanolin, making it an ideal choice for those with sensitive skin. Alpaca is naturally resistant to odors and pilling, contributing to its durability.
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