Alpaca is the fibre; baby alpaca describes a fine fibre grade, while Suri is a type of alpaca with long, silky fibres. Baby Suri alpaca combines these qualities. The yarn blend and knit structure also influence softness and drape.

Suri alpaca yarn can create a silky-looking, flowing halo. The final texture varies with the blend, brushing, stitch and strand count. Use the close-up photographs and description of the individual garment to compare finishes.

Do not assume that every design is pure Suri alpaca. This collection includes yarn blends, including Suri alpaca with merino. Check the composition stated on the individual product page.

It can be an option if you want a different yarn with a fluffy appearance. The result will not be identical: texture, drape and volume vary between yarn blends and designs. Compare the specific garments rather than choosing by fiber name alone.

No. Brushing changes the surface appearance, bringing out a more pronounced halo. An unbrushed knit can show its stitch structure more clearly. Refer to the selected model's description and photographs.

Many designs can be made in another size, color or custom measurements, subject to yarn availability. Made-to-order production usually takes 2–6 weeks before shipping transit time; contact us to discuss your chosen model.