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Andes Charcoal Baby Alpaca Scarf

Andes Charcoal Baby Alpaca Scarf

SKU: DC-305464
$112.00Price

This is the kind of scarf that makes you question why “getting dressed for the cold” ever felt like a chore instead of a small, luxurious ritual.

 

What It Is

The Andes Charcoal Baby Alpaca Scarf is a unisex, handwoven scarf made in Peru from 100% baby alpaca fiber, a material so soft and insulating that the Incas once valued it more than precious metals, which feels like an overstatement until you touch it.

 

Why You’ll Actually Use It

You’ll wear this because it somehow solves multiple problems at once: it’s warm without being heavy, polished without being precious, and neutral enough to go with everything while still quietly signaling that you care about texture, origin, and not freezing for no reason. It’s the kind of scarf that makes cold weather feel less like an inconvenience and more like a setting.

 

Key Details:

  • Material: 100% Baby Alpaca fiber

  • Measurements: 72" L x 16" W + fringe

  • Color: Charcoal gray with a snow white edge

  • Handmade by artisan communities in the Peruvian Andes

  • Naturally soft, pill-resistant, lightweight, and warmer than wool

  • Sustainably sourced from small-scale farmers using traditional methods

  • Care: Hand wash cold with mild detergent; reshape and lay flat to dry

  • Each piece is one of a kind with subtle variations due to its handcrafted nature

 

This scarf doesn’t try to change your life—it just makes standing in the cold feel strangely intentional, which might be the more realistic win.

 

About the brand:  SLATE + SALT 

Slate + Salt is the kind of brand that makes you reconsider your relationship with everyday objects. Founded by Lyndsay, a travel enthusiast who fell in love with the people, cultures, and craftsmanship she encountered exploring off-the-beaten-path villages across Southeast Asia, the brand offers a curated collection of modern, one-of-a-kind pieces. Each item is handmade using traditional techniques, supporting artisans in rural villages and promoting fair trade practices.

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