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Featured Reviews on Peruvian Women's Alpaca Gloves
100% alpaca fingerless mitts, 'Sierra Charcoal'
By Deborah, Owner of Helping Hearts Heal, LLC
A Gift for My 16-year-old Daughter
This 100% Alpaca knit fingerless gloves Sierra Charcoal are soft, warm, not scratchy, very well made, have a thickness to them but not bulky. It is as pictured in the website photo except a bit brighter regarding the color tones. However, the colors are subtle and blend well. The colors and pattern yield to a look of sophistication. My daughter was delighted when her gift arrived and she opened the package. It is advantageous to be able to text on ones phone while still wearing gloves, warming the rest of your hands. I also purchased the matching scarf that does match the gloves exactly. A great, winter accessory combo! I am grateful for the opportunity to purchase high quality, creative items from artisans all over the world!
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100% alpaca fingerless mitts, 'Cusco Cathedral'
By Robin
Perfection!
I bought two pair of these for gifts and the recipient was THRILLED! They just love them! I may have to get some for myself!
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100% baby alpaca fingerless mitts, 'Passionate Pattern in Indigo'
By Donna
Medium warmth mitts
This pair of fingerless gloves coordinates with an alpine blue winter coat. Soft fiber and very well made. Would buy again.
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Write a review"When I was a small child, my parents began teaching me to knit. Like me, they learned them from their own parents. So we are a family devoted to the world of textile arts for generations."
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"I come from a humble family of textile artisans and my first jobs were making sweaters that we sold later in a small store in Huaraz — an Andean city famous among tourists and mountain sportsmen. Everything went well until our town was hit by the earthquake of... read more
"I come from a humble family of textile artisans and my first jobs were making sweaters that we sold later in a small store in Huaraz — an Andean city famous among tourists and mountain sportsmen. Everything went well until our town was hit by the earthquake of... read more
