Baby Alpaca Combed Top

• Softness: Baby alpaca fiber is incredibly soft, often compared to cashmere. This softness is due to the fine micron count, typically around 22.5 to 26 microns12.
• Warmth: Alpaca fiber is hollow, providing excellent insulation. This makes it warmer than sheep wool3.
• Hypoallergenic: Unlike sheep wool, alpaca fiber does not contain lanolin, making it hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive skin3.
• Blending: It blends well with other fibers like merino, mohair, cashmere, angora, and silk, enhancing its versatility in spinning3.
• Durability: Alpaca fiber is strong and resistant to pilling, ensuring that the spun yarn remains durable and maintains its appearance over time3.

Baby alpaca top is a joy to spin, offering a smooth and fine drafting experience, resulting in yarn with a lovely loft and drape34. Have you tried spinning with baby alpaca before?