Royal Classic Cape

Royal Classic Cape

€725.00

The Royal cape is crafted from Royal Alpaca wool which comes from the most delicate fleece shorn from the neck of the Alpaca. It’s a rare wool that is lightweight and extremely soft. The satin lining marks the unique quality of the Royal cape. Wear over a jacket, a suit, or anything else that you would like to layer this spring.

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D E S C R I P T I O N

100% Royal Alpaca wool

Each garment is custom made for you when you place your order. It is not stock in a factory. Please allow approximately 3 weeks for your order to be ready.


C A R E & M A I N T E N A N C E

Dry clean or gentle hand wash in cold or very slightly warm water with a drop of mild baby shampoo.

Iron on mild heat, without steam.

For more detailed care instructions please visit our care page


M A Y W E H E L P ?

For more information about this cape please write to at info@pachablu.com

 

 

ALPACA WOOL

We don’t believe in over-producing to fit a mould. We believe in unique.

Every garment we produce is as unique as the Peruvian Alpaca it came from which is why no two capes or fur scarves will ever be the same.

Alpacas were domesticated by the Incas more than 6,000 years ago and raised for their exquisite fleece

Due to its quality and all of its superhero characteristics, alpaca fibre was reserved exclusively for the elite and nobility.

Our wool is still hand-produced in the highlands of Peru. 

Alpaca is a specialty fibre that has been described as stronger than mohair, finer than cashmere, smoother than silk, softer than cotton, warmer than goose down and better-breathing than thermal knits. The Alpacas produce hair, not wool, rendering the fibre warmer than sheep’s wool (Merino) or goat’s wool (cashmere) and not itchy. It is also free of lanolin, making it hypoallergenic.

Alpacas are shorn once a year for their wool. The fur we use comes from animals who have died naturally in the winter months. We don’t kill for fur

This makes our garments not only unique but limited production. The fur, although undeniably much softer, is akin to sheepskin from a sheep, and will vary slightly in thickness and texture.