General care and storage instruction
Due to its exceptional qualities, alpaca clothing can retain its luxurious look and natural sheen for decades, but proper care is recommended.

Dry Clean Only
Dry cleaning offers benefits and precautions that cannot be obtained from hand-washing at home.
Find a reputable dry-cleaner, preferably a member of the Regional or National Dry Cleaning Association, and bring with you any labels or hangtags that contain fiber information or care instructions.

Ironing
Alpaca wool is known for its ability not to wrinkle; therefore avoid ironing if possible. However, if ironing is necessary, we recommend simply placing a cloth between the iron and the garment to avoid damaging it, and adjusting the iron at low temperature, without steam.

Storage
In the off-season, it is best to store your alpaca clothing in a breathable garment bag; this will keep the air circulating around the garment. Never use plastic or dry cleaning bags, as this may cause moisture to build up.
To prevent moths, we recommend using traditional herbal repellents such as lavender bundles or pouches, as they are far more superior to chemical mothballs, which are toxic and can leave permanent, noxious odors. Cedar blocks are also a great natural alternative.