Industry of All Nations Alpaca Hand-Knit Cardigan

No ingredients - undyed in their virgin state the fibers are transformed into yarn for artisans to knit
The thick winter coat of domesticated Alpaca is shorn in the spring, allowing them to graze more comfortably in the summer heat, while providing quality fiber for processing in La Paz. No ingredients - undyed and in their virgin state, the fibers are transformed into yarn for local artisans to pick up and take home for knitting the final product. After crafting, labeling, and quality control, these fine garments are shipped to IOAN to be offered to our curious customers from all around the world.

Bolivian farmers co-op formed by 1,200 families
The entire manufacturing cooperative based in Bolivia employs 1,200 families. From farmers in the highlands to fiber processors in the city, and the teams of women who knit the finished product from their homes, these families maintain ownership over the entire manufacturing process as well as its development. By working from home, the women can dedicate more time to family culture, while benefiting from stable living conditions and fair wages. Each of these aspects contributes to a larger process that supports local lifestyles, Andean craftsmanship, and the future of this community.

100% UNDYED ALPACA FIBER