wool sweaters

Just as cozy as can be, this Irish merino wool sweater is knit with a fabulous patchwork of classic Aran patterns. The stitches all have unique symbolism and are handed down from one generation of knitters to the next. A cozy cowl neck and boxy, relaxed fit make this a go-to sweater when the temperatures drop.

Luxuriously soft baby alpaca yarns combine in this eye-catching, Nordic inspired, long-length cardigan. Peruvianartisan Ana Fernandez’s exceptional design boasts long sleeves, a button-up front and a tailored mandarin collar, offering a perfect blend of hygge or coziness, contentment and style, for any occasion.

Pre-Hispanic motifs go all over this soft sweater crafted by Peruvian artisan Santos Cano. Using an acrylic, alpaca and wool blend, Santos designs every detail of the garment, choosing a palette of beige and white hues. Furthermore, the item features a comfortable crew neck, long sleeves for cozy wear, and a buttoned closure.

The magnificent Inca wall that once protected an entire empire is now part of a dapper creation by Briseida Huete from Peru. The artisan crafts this pullover from 100% alpaca yarns, allowing a soft sensation that completes the crew neck and long sleeves with comfort. The pattern imitates a classic wall, combining alabaster, beige, blue, red and green hues for a smart look.

The Peruvian town of Jauja briefly flourished as the capital of Spanish Peru. The Inca riches that Pizarro and his men found there even led to the legend that Jauja was a land of luxury. "Pais de Jauja" has become a Spanish expression for a mythical land of leisure and excess, but today the real Jauja is a quiet colonial town with fewer than 20,000 residents. The lacy patterns on our alpaca-blend cardigan are inspired by the Baroque and Rococo architecture of the 1564 Jauja Cathedral. The tan and ivory sweater features a hidden front zipper.