Ethical Alpaca Gifts

Fair trade alpaca gifts: ultra plush and handwoven alpaca scarves, knit and ribbed beanies, gloves and fingerless mittens, ear warmers, chunky alpaca throws and handspun alpaca yarn for knitters. Every brand is vetted against fair trade standards before it's listed.

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Every brand offers at least 30-day returns, and our brands commit to shipping within 3 business days.

If you order from more than one brand, each one ships its part separately.

Soft, warm and made to last

Alpaca is soft and warm, so a good alpaca scarf, beanie or throw gets used every winter for years. Many of these are knit or woven by hand, and fair trade pricing pays for that time. Every brand here is vetted against fair trade standards before it's listed, including fair wages, safe working conditions, and no forced or child labour. If you don't need it, don't buy it. If you do, buy it fair.

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2 brands make the products here. Each has a page with its story and full range.

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Questions about alpaca gifts

Who makes these alpaca gifts?

Most come from SLATE + SALT and Awamaki, which work with knitters and weavers in Peru. Every brand on The Labour Movement is vetted against fair trade standards, including fair wages and no forced or child labour, before it's listed.

How do I care for alpaca?

Most alpaca pieces do best hand washed in cool water with a gentle wool wash, then dried flat. Check the care notes on each product page before washing.

What if they don't wear scarves or hats?

There are chunky alpaca throws for the couch, gloves and fingerless mittens, ear warmers, and handspun alpaca yarn for someone who knits or crochets.

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Every brand on The Labour Movement is vetted against fair trade standards before it's listed.

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