NORSE PROJECTS

Victoria Alpaca

The Victoria Alpaca is a military-inspired jumper knitted in a supersoft baby alpaca. The jumper has a regular fit and is constructed with a half-cardigan stitch. Features a high rib collar and set-in sleeves with fully fashioned details.

Alpaca wool is luxuriously soft, hypoallergenic and unique in its insulation properties. It is quickly becoming one of the world’s most renowned sustainable fibres, as alpacas produce more fleece than sheep and they have more effective eating and drinking habits than other grazing animals, which also reduces the environmental impact. By choosing Alpaca from the free range breed farms in the Andes, Norse Projects is able to fully trace the yarn from agriculture to the finished garment.

Style-no: NW45-0211

— 100% Baby Alpaca
— Regular, Slightly Cropped Fit
— Peruvian Yarn
— Made in Peru
550 USD

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The Victoria Alpaca is a military-inspired jumper knitted in a supersoft baby alpaca. The jumper has a regular fit and is constructed with a half-cardigan stitch. Features a high rib collar and set-in sleeves with fully fashioned details.

Alpaca wool is luxuriously soft, hypoallergenic and unique in its insulation properties. It is quickly becoming one of the world’s most renowned sustainable fibres, as alpacas produce more fleece than sheep and they have more effective eating and drinking habits than other grazing animals, which also reduces the environmental impact. By choosing Alpaca from the free range breed farms in the Andes, Norse Projects is able to fully trace the yarn from agriculture to the finished garment.

Style-no: NW45-0211

— 100% Baby Alpaca
— Regular, Slightly Cropped Fit
— Peruvian Yarn
— Made in Peru