Pine Trees Alpaca Wool Dog Jumper - Alqo Wasi

Wrap your furry friend with warmth and love this winter with our Pine Tree Alpaca Dog Sweater, inspired by the snowy winter pine trees and their joyful Christmas spirit.

• Handcrafted from alpaca fibre blends in Peru
• Soft and warm to the touch
• Not itchy & hypoallergenic
• Leash opening

Oscar is a Mini Dachshund wearing size Small.

-Leon is an 8 month French Bulldog wearing size Small

Composition - 50% Alpaca, 45 % Acrylic, 5% Wool.

Sizing: In depth detail can be found in the image gallery.
In order to calculate your pooch’s size, you’ll need to measure your dog’s length from the base of the neck to the base of their tail. Then measure around the neck and chest, as per the measuring guide.

* Specially handmade: You have a one-of-a-kind knitted garment. All sizes given must be considered as approximations, and variations should be expected and celebrated.

* The following sizing charts are for average size of dogs. Note that dogs vary according to breed, bone-structure, hair density and age.

Why Alpaca?

Alqo Wasi is devoted to creating timeless and authentic pieces made of luxurious alpaca fiber blends. 

Alpaca is one of the world’s most luxurious fabrics, “it” is a jewel among all other synthetic fibers and harsh materials found in our everyday lives. The world of high fashion recognizes alpaca for its natural attributes:

• Pilling: The silky fiber and long hairs of alpaca wool allow less pilling compared to other fibers.
• Natural thermostat: Alpaca fiber traps body heat in cooler temperatures and releases it in the warmer ones.
• Animal-friendly: Alpaca is not harmed during the shearing process.
• Softness (hand): Alpaca fiber is silky, soft, supple, and smooth to the touch. It is prized for its unique silky feel and luxurious handle. Alpaca is as soft as cashmere and warmer and stronger than lambs’ wool.
• Elasticity and Resistance: Alpaca fiber is unusually strong, resilient, and has very good elasticity, making it possible to compare it with wool and other animal fibers.
• Lanolin-free: Lanolin is grease found in most sheep’s wool that protects the fiber, imparts a “unique” odor, and is the cause of wool allergies. “Alpaca” fiber does not itch, and it is hypoallergenic.
• Does not preserve humidity.