wool

Alpaca wool is a soft, warm and natural material that makes for cozy creations, perfect for those winter days. Working with this unique fiber, Peruvian artisan CesarCano crafts a comfortable men’s sweater in a autumn spiced tone, enhancing the textured rhombus pattern. Rib finished crew neck, cuffs and hem.

The magnificent Inca Empire left the world a legacy of stunning textiles ornamented with intricate geometric patterns, often in a palette of vibrant hues. As heiress of the ancient Andean culture, Peruvian artisan Maria Cutipa crafts a 100% alpaca cardigan sweater in a kimono style with trendy short sleeves, an open front and elegant fringes dangling from the piece. The garment is also embellished with classic Inca motifs in a warm color scheme, making this unique design a symbol of the artist's beloved homeland.

The ancient Inca empire considered its textiles the most valuable treasures in the nation, creating a long lineageof artisans specialized in transforming yarns intoworks of art. Part of this tradition, Peruvian artisanLiceth Principe shows her talent in a cozy cardigandepicting classic Inca motifs in shades of red. Featuring a longer fit, crew neckline, and a covered buttons down the front placket.

This cozy alpaca blend pullover by Benita Cutipa blends traditional textile artistry with laid-back, earthy style. In a soft heathered grey with accents of warm browns and sunset orange, it’s the kind of sweater that feels like a favorite from the moment you slip it on. With long sleeves, a classic crew neck, and a relaxed fit, it’s perfect for crisp mornings, golden hour strolls, and everything in between.

This artsy cardigan is the perfect statement piece. Patricia Lopez knits it from grey cotton with an abstract jacquard pattern in punchy red and beige tones. Try it out with jeans or paired with a smart skirt.

The Andean artisan worked for years as an industrial engineer before throwing in the towel to follow her passion for traditional Peruvian textiles and fashion. She runs a workshop in the capital city of Lima where she creates apparel and accessories that mix traditional and contemporary techniques and designs.