Super fiber, Alpaca wool The alpaca originally lived in the high mountains of the Andes in South America in Peru, Chile and Bolivia. The Incas domesticated the animal thousands of years ago because of the properties of alpaca wool. Today, there are approximately 5 million alpacas worldwide, 90% of which live in Peru, which is also the world's largest producer of alpaca wool. Wool has many properties that make it an exceptional material. Because of the fine heritage, uniqueness and properties, we use alpaca wool. Let's go through the properties of this fine animal's wool in a little more detail. Alpaca wool properties in a nutshell Body temperature regulating materialMoisture managementAntibacterial materialAllergy-free materialEnvironment friendlyAnimal friendlyHeat resistantAlpaca wool is also a light and soft material
