These beautiful alpaca ponchos come from Ecuador, Rebecca buys them from the local communities located in the Andes Mountains. You can do this via a PostNL point in your area, the costs for returning are for the customer. If the product is not completely to your liking, you can always return it. This way you can enjoy your new acquisition super-fast! Shipping & Return Policyīuy your poncho today and you will (usually) receive it the next day! We work together with PostNL and all orders are (usually) shipped the same day. Wool dryingįinished washing and then what? It is very important to know that your woolen products should never be hung up to dry! And never put in the dryer! Instead, try to squeeze as much water out of the poncho as possible and let it dry flat over a drying rack or towel. Rinse with cold water and pat the poncho with a dry towel until most of the water is gone. Use your hands to remove the excess water from the poncho, but do not wring it. For a hand wash, use cold water and wool detergent. If you do not trust to put the poncho in the washing machine, you can also wash it by hand.
You can use fabric softener, but it is not necessary. Use washing powder with a neutral pH value or wool detergent. You can do this in the washing machine on a wool or hand wash program, preferably no higher than 30 degrees. But if there really is a stain, it is wise to wash the poncho. Alpaca wool is self-cleaning and by allowing the wool to air, any unpleasant odors will disappear. It is best not to wash the poncho but to let it air out. At some point, it must or will be washed, but how do you do that best? Ideally you would like to wear your alpaca poncho 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but of course that is not possible. Curious about the wool ponchos? Take a look here! Washing instructions These ponchos are also warmer and heavier than the colored ponchos. These products are not painted or processed. These alpaca ponchos consist of natural shades and are made of 100% baby alpaca wool. In addition to the colored ponchos, we also have 100% alpaca wool ponchos. Alpaca wool consists of hollow fibres, which allows the wool to retain heat well. The alpaca wool makes the ponchos very soft and warm. These warm alpaca ponchos consist alpaca wool, namely 50%. There is something for everyone, whether you love red or blue or yellow or green, it doesn't matter, we have it all! We list all the motives below. Types of ponchos: Women's ponchos & Men's ponchos Different motifsĪll colors and motifs of the ponchos are inspired by the South American style. The triangular ponchos are slightly smaller than the rectangular ponchos, which is why women more often prefer a triangular model and men for a rectangular model.
But in principle, both ponchos can be worn by men and women. We have different types of ponchos namely triangular models that are often worn by women and rectangular models that are often worn by men.
For more authentic products, we would like to invite you to visit our Travel Store in Zutphen, where we sell the one and only Panama hats, hand-painted pottery, delicious avocado oil and much more! You can also view a lot of authentic products from Ecuador here, see for example our alpaca plaids and alpaca scarves. So when you buy an alpaca poncho you support the local population of Ecuador. Everything is purchased directly from the local communities. Rebecca selects the products for her webshop on honesty. The alpaca ponchos are personally selected by Rebecca. But in general, these differences are so small that you can hardly see it. The ponchos are made and finished by hand, so each poncho is unique! Because the ponchos are made in small numbers, there may be small differences in color, size or composition. These alpaca ponchos come from the Andes mountains in Ecuador where the locals have been using the ponchos for years to keep warm. We see them more and more, the ponchos! We have them in all kinds of colors and patterns, for men, women and even children!
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