Baby Alpaca and silk
The finest natural fibers
Made in Peru
Working with peruvian producers
Small Batches
Quality over quantity
Secure Checkout
Safe & Encrypted
Why Baby Alpaca & Silk
Baby alpaca and silk create the perfect balance for year-round wear
Despite its name, baby alpaca does not come from baby alpacas. It refers to some of the finest and softest fibers naturally produced by adult alpacas. Its exceptionally fine fibers feel incredibly soft against the skin while providing natural warmth without unnecessary weight.
We blend it with silk to add a subtle smoothness, beautiful drape and a delicate touch to the fabric.
- Designed for year-round wear
- Exceptionally soft and smooth
- Lightweight yet naturally warm
- Beautiful drape and natural sheen
Perfect for year-round wear
Our alpaca shawl combines 70% baby alpaca with 30% silk for a lightweight layer that adapts to changing temperatures.
When temperatures rise, wear your alpaca shawl more loosely around the shoulders. The breathable blend allows air to circulate, keeping you comfortable on milder days.
Designed for every season, this alpaca shawl adds warmth when you need it and an elegant, fluid drape when you don’t.
A Small Piece of Peru
I’m Juan, the founder of Tukuy.
I was born in Peru, and after moving to Europe, I wanted to bring a small piece of my country to the world. That’s how Tukuy was born.
In Quechua, the language of the Incas, Tukuy means transform, and my vision was to transform the way people dress through more conscious choices and a deeper connection to where their clothing comes from.
Together with Peruvian producers, we create small-batch pieces using 100% baby alpaca wool. While many alpaca products are blended with synthetic, we chose to showcase alpaca wool in its purest form.
Tukuy is more than a brand. It’s a connection to Peru, its people and its craftsmanship.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
Why People Keep Reaching For It
Lightweight Warmth
Warm without feeling heavy or bulky.
Soft Against Skin
Crafted from the finest baby alpaca fibers.
Easy To Style
Designed to work effortlessly with everyday wardrobes.
Made To Last
Timeless design and premium natural materials.
A Scarf You’ll Wear For Years
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Alpaca Shawl
Yes. The 70% baby alpaca provides natural insulation, making the shawl warm without feeling heavy. The 30% silk helps keep it lightweight and smooth.
Yes. The baby alpaca and silk blend is naturally breathable. Wear the shawl more loosely around your shoulders when temperatures rise for a light, comfortable layer.
Silk complements baby alpaca by adding smoothness, lightness and a beautiful natural drape. Together, they create a soft and versatile shawl that can be worn throughout the year.
Yes. Baby alpaca is known for its exceptionally fine, soft fibers, while silk adds an especially smooth feel. The result is a comfortable shawl that feels gentle against the skin.
Our baby alpaca and silk blend is designed to feel soft and comfortable against the skin. Baby alpaca fibers are finer and smoother than many traditional wool fibers, making it the softest product we have.
200 × 70 cm (78.7 × 27.6 in).
2–4 business days within Europe and 5–10 business days worldwide.
Yes. We offer a 60-day return window so you can shop with confidence.
Despite its name, baby alpaca wool does not come from baby alpacas. It refers to the finest and softest fibers of adult alpacas. These ultra-fine fibers create an exceptionally soft, lightweight and comfortable fabric, making baby alpaca one of the world’s most prized natural fibers of the world.
Baby alpaca is prized for its exceptional softness. Its finer, smoother fibers feel gentle against the skin, making it a comfortable alternative to traditional wool. Naturally breathable and lightweight, it helps regulate temperature throughout the day, providing warmth when you need it without overheating.
Alpaca is one of the few natural fibers that comes in a wide range of naturally occurring colors. There are more than 22 natural shades, ranging from white and ivory to camel, brown, gray and black. Because these colors come directly from the fiber itself, they can be enjoyed without the use of dyes or artificial coloring processes. Super eco-friendly 🙂
