Our Materials
We source our fibers locally in NYS from the small farms participating in our cooperative - The Carbon Farm Network.
The fiber is verified Climate Beneficial™ through our affiliate, Fibershed.
50/50 wool alpaca
Our 50/50 blend combines the exceptional softness, lightweight warmth, and hypoallergenic properties of alpaca wool, with the durability, elasticity, and natural water resistance of sheep’s wool.
The fibers are grown within 300 miles of NYC and crafted without the use of dyes.
80% cotton 10% wool 1o% alpaca
This summer, we're excited to introduce a new lightweight fabric designed for the warmer months - a blend of cotton, wool, and alpaca. Sourced through verified Climate Beneficial™ practices, the cotton and wool comes from regenerative farms in Northern California, while the alpaca is proudly sourced locally from New York State.
Our Farms
Faraway Farm
Faraway Farm is home to award-winning huacaya alpacas, prized for their soft, colorful fleece.
Laughing Goat Fiber Farm
50-acre farm perched at the top of a hill in Ithaca, NY, in the heart of the spectacular Finger Lakes region.
Lazy Acre Alpacas
Lazy Acre Alpacas is the largest alpaca farm in the Fingerlakes region of central New York. Farm owners Mark and Sharon take great pride in their award-winning Huacaya alpacas.
Pinecroft farms
Pinecroft is a 140-acre farm located just outside historic Waterville, NY in the central NY region. It has been run by Benjamin Wood and his wife Carol since 1995.
Little Creek Farm Alpacas
Little Creek Farm operates one of the largest Huacaya alpaca breeding operations in the northeastern US at its location in northern Westchester County, NY.
Wedding Hill Farm
Wedding Hill Farm is in Greenwich, NY about 35 miles North of Albany. Owner Phil Gitlen is an environmental lawyer and a shepherd.