THE MAGIC OF ALPACA

Alpaca fibers are naturally smooth and have a lower scale structure compared to sheep’s wool, which means they don't have the coarse or itchy feel some wool socks are known for. This smooth surface gives alpaca its signature softness—so soft, in fact, it’s often compared to cashmere. 

And because alpaca has no lanolin (the greasy coating found in sheep’s wool), it’s hypoallergenic and ideal for sensitive skin.

Alpaca fibers naturally repel moisture thanks to their low absorption rate—about 8% compared to wool’s 30% and cotton’s 60%. This means they draw sweat and moisture away from your feet and release it into the air before it has a chance to soak in. 

The result? Socks that feel drier, resist blisters, and stay comfortable whether you're hiking through the rain or hustling through 12-hour shifts.

Alpaca fibers make bacterial growth difficult, reducing the root cause of most foot odor. Unlike synthetic socks that trap moisture and odor over time, alpaca stays fresher longer—even with repeated wear. 

Combined with its moisture-wicking and breathable properties, you get a sock that doesn’t just feel clean, but actually stays that way. That means less stink, less laundry, and more time between washes.