Baby Alpaca Headband

by Pokoloko

$45.00 CAD

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Colour Black Grey Wine

Premium alpaca brings ultimate comfort, warmth and simplicity wherever you go.

Let s start with why it's called baby alpaca - this refers to the very first sheer of a newer alpaca, resulting in a supremely soft fleece. As such, it s a very special fleece, as baby alpaca fiber is harvested just once in the alpaca s life.

Peruvian artisans work with small scale alpaqueros (alpaca farmers) who carry on the tradition they have been shown for generations. Alpaca is one of the highest performing technical fibers - making it ideal for active or casual use in colder temperatures. It is breathable, warmer than wool, finer than cashmere, and supremely soft.

Wear this headband it when running errands, walking your pooch, skiing or in the hot tub after a long day outside. One size fits all - alpaca has an exceptional stretch and fit capacity thanks to its long fibers. Put it on and go outside and play!

ABOUT THE BRAND

Pokoloko curates high-quality, artisanal goods from around the world, offering beautifully designed and meaningful items for the home. Their sustainably sourced collection includes Turkish towels, bathrobes, pillows, baby blankets, baskets, and more, all made with skill and care for thoughtful consumers who appreciate craftsmanship and sustainability.

Made in Canada, Ottawa, ON

CANADIAN BRANDS

Designed in Canada

MATERIAL

This product is composed of 100% alpaca.

CARE GUIDE

Hand wash with mild soap, or machine wash on cold, delicate cycle. Do not wring, scrunch, stretch, or twist. Hang to dry or dry clean, do not dry in a dryer. Groom with a light brush in the direction of the fibre.Can iron in the same direction on a low setting.

PACKAGING

This product comes with a paper tag that is compostable or recyclable through paper or single-stream recycling.

ALTERNATIVE FOR

This product prioritizes ethically sourced materials as an alternative to items made with materials that may have adverse social or environmental impacts in their sourcing.