Hair Fibres

A stunningly, luxurious fibre made from a blend of 50% silk top and 50% Alpaca top. The long fibres can be spun easily into a soft marled yarn ...

Black coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. Spin ...

Cream coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. Spin ...

Dark brown coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. ...

Grey coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. Spin ...

Light brown coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. ...

Camel hair down spins to a soft yarn and is ideal for shawls and clothing. It is light brown in colour and very soft to touch, having been harvested ...

The cashmere goat has a fine soft undercoat. It is an extremely tedious and expensive process to dehair the fleece, but the resulting fibre is worth ...

The angora goat produces mohair fibre in a wide range of qualities and colours, from white through brown to black. Mohair spins and dyes like wool ...

Yak down is surprisingly soft. The fibre has a very short staple and can be spun like cashmere to create a soft luxurious yarn ...