The poncho is the most important handcrafted product of the Latin American continent, made with processes and techniques passed down from generation to generation. The poncho is machine-woven and finished by hand.
We value the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and corporate responsibility.
We work with certified companies and artisans who take workers, the community and the environment into account in their decisions. Our suppliers are selected based on their working philosophy.
For animal welfare, the llamas live in the wild and are kept by small producers and farmers in a way that suits their species. The animals are shorn in their habitat only by specialists, using special shears that make these traditional techniques possible. Through the Warmi Sayajsunqo Association, llama and sheep wool is bought directly from producers in remote areas. The community (around 3,000 families) uses the profits from the textiles sold to fund health, resource management, craft and education projects.
Anti-allergic – Warm – Fluffy – Breathable – Dirt-repellent
Llama is a strong, elegant fibre that adds lightness. It is ideal for winter thanks to its very soft touch. This precious fibre is also hypoallergenic, warm and fluffy, with excellent insulating and temperature-regulating properties. In addition, it is antibacterial: bacteria cannot multiply on its surface and die off. And finally, it is biodegradable.
