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Alpaca fiber from Montana ranches, like Sentinel Ranch Alpacas, is unique due to the pristine environment and careful breeding practices that ensure high-quality, soft, and durable fibers. The cool Montana climate contributes to the development of alpacas with thicker, more luxurious fleece.

Alpaca fabric should be cared for gently to preserve its natural beauty and softness. Hand wash or dry clean is recommended, depending on the product. Avoid high heat and do not tumble dry to prevent shrinkage and maintain fiber integrity.

Yes, alpaca fiber is hypoallergenic, making it an excellent choice for individuals with sensitive skin. Unlike sheep's wool, alpaca fiber does not contain lanolin, which is often a cause of allergic reactions.

You can buy a wide range of products made from alpaca fiber, including sweaters, scarves, hats, gloves, blankets, and socks. Each product showcases the fiber's natural warmth, softness, and durability.

Purchasing alpaca products from local Montana ranches supports the regional economy and promotes sustainable farming practices. Alpacas are environmentally friendly animals, requiring less food and water than other livestock, and their soft feet minimize pasture damage.

Many ranches welcome visits by appointment, allowing you to see the alpacas and learn about the shearing, processing, and hand weaving processes firsthand. It's an excellent opportunity to experience the care and tradition that goes into each product.