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These 100% alpaca yarns have been colored by hand.

There's nothing like an alpaca hat to keep your head warm and toasty while heading down the slopes or just playing in the snow!

We are proud of our herdsire row. Starting with Captain Nemo who has been stamping his fineness and genetics on his progeny. We have kept 2 in our row, Lord Stirling and Silver Crown. And then we have Invincible's White Knight, Sienna - a Pacchuchuti son, DiMaggio out of the Bueno, Royal Fawn and Kenamori Gold line, and our newest Accoyo Angelo son of El Nino's MIchaelangelo.

The gentle alpaca has been the delightful resident of the Andes Mountains for millennium. It is a privilege that Americans now have the opportunity to become a part of their history and thus share their fiber with the world

Prior to 1980, alpacas existed in the U.S. but those were confined mostly to zoological parks. The first known private importation of alpacas occurred in 1980 when Richard and Kay Patterson purchased a herd of ten animals from England. Dr. Ralph Uber purchased the herd from the Pattersons in 1982 and added additional alpacas purchased from a zoo in Canada. In 1984 an import Chile