Pale Pink Handmade Soft Alpaca Scarf

Gift yourself or your loved ones a lovely, pale pink Alpaca scarf. Pale pink is a versatile shade and pairs well with most outfits. This high-quality alpaca scarf is extremely cozy and a must-have accessory for winter. The scarf has been lovingly handknitted by Peruvian women artisans who work in fair conditions.

The wool used is 100% Baby Alpaca, which is obtained from the first shearing of an adult alpaca (not from the baby animal) and hence is very soft.

The scarf has a generous size and can also be used as a light blanket wrap.

This scarf is an excellent gift choice for any occasion, including Valentine's Day, Birthdays, Christmas, Weddings, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day.

Dimensions: 55 cm 200 cm/ 22 in 79 in

Composition and care: 100% Alpaca Wool.

Wool naturally has self-cleaning properties; hanging out in the air will refresh the scarf. If required, handwash (preferably spot-clean) using mild wool detergent and air dry horizontally. Don't use fabric softener. Don't tumble dry. Don't apply iron directly on the fabric; use a cool iron or steam iron without touching the fabric.

Source: Heritage Moda

Heritage Moda has a collection of beautiful, unique scarves of high-quality Cashmere from India. The scarves are made by hand using traditional production methods. 

Fair trade: Heritage Moda does not work with factories. They work with artisans in Kashmir, India who work from their own homes. Heritage Moda ensures that these artisans receive a fair wage for the work they do. For many women in India, this system works very well as they can take care of their families from home at the same time. It also worked well during the lockdown that the artisans could continue to work from home.

Environmentally Friendly: Cashmere fibres are hand-combed by nomadic herders (Changpa community) who own these special goats. The goats and nomads live side by side and depend on each other for their livelihood. This is their traditional way of life.

Good cause: Heritage Moda partners with a non-profit organization in India (No Yatra) through which they plant a tree for every purchase