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Wool & Alpaca
LEG WARMERS
Undyed Collection

Regular price €25,00 Save €-25,00
3 in stock

WOOL & ALPACA LEGWARMERS – NATURAL UNDYEED COLLECTION

65 % sheep wool | 35 % alpaca wool
Length: 50 cm | One size fits most
Cuff: Light elastic thread in the cuff only (for a gentle hold)

Soft, warm and fully natural — these wool & alpaca legwarmers are perfect for layering through the cooler months. The undyed range celebrates the quiet beauty of natural fleece colours, from soft cream and pale heather to warm browns and mid-greys.

Naturally insulating, breathable, and free of synthetics, each pair is made in Italy in small batches.


🌿 Natural Comfort in Every Thread

Fibre Benefit
Sheep Wool Warmth, breathability, moisture management
Alpaca Softness, loft, and temperature balance

🌾 Undyed Colour Options

Colour Name Source Description
White Undyed Fleece white
Beige Undyed Oatmeal light beige
Brown Undyed Warm natural brown
Grey Undyed darker mid-grey
Light Grey Undyed Pale heathered grey

🌱 Why They’re Special

• Natural wool–alpaca blend: soft, warm and breathable
• Undyed shades
• Gently elasticated cuffs — no tight squeeze
• One size fits most (50 cm long)
• Plastic-free packaging and compostable mailer
• Made in Europe in micro-batches


🧼 Care Instructions

• Hand wash or use a cold wool cycle with pH-neutral wool soap
• Do not bleach, soften, tumble dry, use vinegar/bicarb, or iron
• Line dry or lay flat in the shade
• Store with cedar or lavender to preserve fibres
• Smooth footwear helps prevent pilling or fibre stress at the ankle


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