Alpaca Hoodie – Fair Trade Hooded Top Small Black

Alpaca Hoodie

Fair Trade Tribal Hoody Contemporary alpaca hoody designed and hand made by a womens collective of skilled dressmakers in the mountainous region of Bolivia.

Each one of these hoodies are unique in their design, and have been made in small batches exclusively for Terrapin Trading.

We have been working on collaborations with the all-female group of Mayan designers and dressmakers in La Paz for over 13 years and we are really excited by this new range.

The hoodies are super soft, very warm and very funky. They are made from the softest alpaca wool and are beautifully hand made. Each has a different design and finish.

Some have a traditional Bolivian tribal finish in rich, bright colours, featuring Mayan symbols. Whereas others have a more contemporary minimalist design.

All have a nod to the rich Bolivian culture within which they were produced. Zip close, large stylish hood.

Please scroll through the gallery pictures to see the full range for this Small size.

Please see our other listings for M, L & XL sizes.

Dimensions:

Small 38 inch chest (97cm) length 22 inches (56cm)

Medium 42 inch chest ( 107cm ) length 23inches (59cm )

Large 44 inch chest ( 112cm ) length 25inches (64cm )

XL 46inch chest ( 117cm ) length 26inches (66cm )

Alpaca wool is one of the worlds finest natural fibres. its durable, warmer than regular wool. To learn more about alpaca fibre click here.

We pay fair trade prices for our Alpaca Hoodie.

All our alpaca items are made by Maritza in La Paz, Bolivia from 100% Alpaca wool. We also sell some baby alpaca items. We have been working with Maritza and her womans collective since 2011.

Alpaca wool is one of the worlds finest natural fibres. its durable, warmer than regular wool. To learn more about alpaca fibre click here.

We pay fair trade prices for our alpaca products.

Hand knitted in the high Andes of South America by native Bolivian Tribal Indians.

A quirky, original design  made sustainably by indigenous Andean tribespeople of Bolivia.