Frequently asked questions
What materials is Cordillera Alpaca Cotton Knit Throw made from and what does that mean for daily use?
It is a knit composed of 56% alpaca and 44% pima cotton, woven in Peru. This blend gives breathable warmth with a soft, luxurious hand suitable for everyday use.
How should I care for this Coyuchi throw to keep its texture and feel?
Care is Dry Clean Only to preserve the fibers and the knit structure, helping maintain warmth and texture over time.
What are the feel and warmth characteristics of this throw for different seasons?
The seed-stitch knit provides breathable warmth with a lightweight feel, making it comfortable in a range of seasons.
Where is this throw made and what is its construction like?
It is knit in Peru using a seed-stitch pattern, combining alpaca and cotton for texture and depth.
What room uses or styling options work best with this throw?
Its natural warmth and texture pair well with bedding or decorative pillows in living spaces and bedrooms, adding a refined yet approachable touch.
How does the Alpaca-Cotton blend feel to the touch and wear over time?
The blend delivers a soft, breathable surface with a luxurious hand that remains inviting for everyday use.
A soft, lightweight throw knit from alpaca and cotton that emphasizes natural warmth and texture. This 56% alpaca and 44% pima cotton knit is sourced and woven in Peru, featuring a seed-stitch pattern that adds depth and character to your space. The blend delivers breathable warmth with a luxurious hand that remains invitingly approachable for everyday living.
Careful construction and high-quality materials ensure lasting warmth and durability. The piece is designed for occasional, gentle use, and its care routine is Dry Clean Only to preserve the integrity of the fibers and the knit structure.
- Material: 56% alpaca, 44% pima cotton
- Construction: Seed-stitch knit
- Origin: Peru
- Care: Dry Clean Only
- Breathable warmth with a luxurious, approachable hand
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