Snuggle into luxurious warmth with our Chunky Knit Amberly Alpaca Scarf. Crafted from an 88% Suri Alpaca wool and 12% acrylic blend, this scarf is incredibly soft, snuggly, and itch-free. It won't fail to add unique personality to your transitional wardrobe or coat on crisp fall and cold winter days.
Suri Alpaca wool, one of the rarest alpaca fibers, offers an unmatched level of softness and durability, making your winter accessory both thermal and breathable.
Measuring 78 inches long by 13 inches wide, this extra-long, lightweight striped scarf can be styled in various ways—loop it, tie it, or drape it to suit your look. The carefree tassel trim and timeless stripe design are perfect for adding a touch of fun to any outfit.
Sustainably made, the Chunky Knit Amberly Alpaca Scarf isn’t just a fashion statement; it’s an eco-friendly choice. Pair it with your coat, sweater, or top for a casual yet chic ensemble.
Care for your scarf by hand washing and laying it flat to dry, or opt for dry cleaning. Alpaca needs less care than other natural fibers since it repels dirt and odor. Designed for fashion enthusiasts and sustainable shoppers alike, this scarf will be your winter companion for years to come.
Get ready to experience unparalleled comfort and style this season with the Amberly Stripe Knit Scarf.
Our Chunky Knit Amberly Alpaca Scarf is plush for its lightweight texture and comfortable for all-day wear. It's large enough to drape around your shoulders while being stylish enough to take your look up a notch.
Not only is the it crafted from renewable, biodegradable materials, it was made ethically and with the environment in mind. With its low impact production you can stay warm while protecting the Mother Earth.
For more information on alpaca read our article "What Makes Alpaca So Special".
All Inca Fashions products are certified by the International Alpaca Association (IAA) for authenticity and content and each comes with a uniquely numbered tag certifying its authenticity and purity.. The IAA protects consumers from counterfeit alpaca in the marketplace. Look for the IAA tag on alpaca goods you purchase from any retailer.
