Natural Fibers

Luxuriously light, soft and comfortable.

Natural fibers are characterized by breathing naturally, a quality that generates them to serve as thermal insulators:
Fresh in summer, warm in winter.
Being elastic fibers are more resistant to wrinkles and more durable.

Thermal Insulators

Soft

Resistant

Lasting

Light

South American Camelids

Lightweight and insulating fibers that help regulate body temperature. Safe and elegant: these fibers are naturally fireproof. They are presented in natural tones, typical of the animal.


In Argentina we have three indigenous groups of South American camelids: Vicuña, Guanaco and Llama.
Each group has unique and special characteristics, which translate into particular benefits in each case. These animals inhabit very high ground with extreme climates: adaptation to the environment in which they live gives the fiber insulating and thermal qualities. For their docility they can be mixed with other types of fibers such as sheep's wool, silk or cotton, obtaining mixtures that enhance their properties.

Vicuña

The smallest of the camelids, weighs between 40 and 50 kg and has a length of 80 cm. They're wild. Its color is beige or vicuña (light reddish brown) on the back and white on the ventral area and legs.


Llama

Domestic artiodáctyl mammal of the Camelidae family, abundant in Puna or plateau of the Andes of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador and Peru.


Guanaco

Artiodactyl mammal (which has hooves), typical of South America. It is a wild, elegant animal with fine bones, with a height of approximately 1.60 meters and about 91 kilograms of weight.


Dehaired

Sheep

Andean Sheep

The Creole sheep breed occupies a prominent place in the current Argentine sheep heritage. It is considered the quintessential regional wool.


Merino Sheep

Its origin is unknown, although it is believed to come from Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. It is the most widely disseminated in Argentina.


Goats

Patagonian Cabrita

Also called Patagonian cashmere, these goats live in northern Argentine Patagonia.


Angora's Goat

It's usually called diamond fiber. It is one of the most noble silky and resistant natural fibers.


Natural Fibers

Cotton

The word cotton means fine fabric, and is the most widely used natural fiber in the world. Argentina has large cotton productions for essential products.

Being a cellulosic fiber is adaptable in its form and versatile, although it is considered a short fiber.

This fiber allows air to flow freely, allowing the skin to breathe and absorb sweat. In turn, it is naturally hypoallergenic and mild.

Cotton garments are highly resistant and durable.


Linen

Linen fiber is characterized by being strong and flexible.It results in very strong and shiny garments. They are fresh fibers, because due to their moisture absorption power they are ideal for use in warm and humid climates.

It is often recognized for its ease of wrinkling.


Silk

Silk is a protein fiber obtained from the silkworm.

It is distinguished by being thin, hypoallergenic and having a soft and smooth texture to the touch. It has a unique drop, high strength and exceptional shine.

In addition, this type of fiber provides a great absorption of moisture.


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