llama fiber

Soft- sheep wool can be itchy and uncomfortable, you don't have to worry about being itchy with soft llama fiber due to its low micron count

Hypo-Allergenic- if you are sensitive to, or allergic to, other animal wools then llama fiber is a great choice. Llama fiber does not contain lanolin which is the cause of many wool allergies

Warmth- one of the warmest natural fibers

Flame Resistant- llama fiber will not support a flame or melt, making it safe for many uses

Anti-microbial- llama fiber naturally does not support bacterial growth

Sustainable- we trim our llamas fiber to keep them cool in the summer and to monitor overall health and their useful fiber is the bi-product of that. Llama fiber is completely compostable which in turn can be used in the garden to provide nutrients. Even the fiber that cannot be spun into yarn may be used as mulch to prevent pests and weed growth, mixed into the soil for nutrients, or even left out for birds to take to use in their nests

Moisture Wicking- llama fiber has a hollow core, which pulls away moisture. This also helps to keep the fiber light and comfortable