Alpaca Wool Dress Sheet - Integrity Linens
The Alpaca fiber dates back as far as 2500 years. Alpaca is stronger and warmer than your traditional wool and very soft to the touch. The fiber is semi-hollow making it very lightweight. The woven fibers allow the horse to remain warm and dry even in cold wet weather. The Alpaca dress sheet is comfortable in any season because of it's exceptional breathing and wicking capabilities. Standard features are contour cut , hand crafted leather closure, hand braided hip ornament and a removable hidden surcingle.The rich tones of the fabric will complement any trim and piping you choose. "Nova" is wearing the Melbourn pattern with forest trim and tan piping.
Custom horse blankets from Integrity Linens
As one of the most recognized plaids today, and a favorite among riders, is our traditional plaid sheet. This timeless sheet is perfect for those cool
Traditional Plaid Sheet
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Custom horse blankets from Integrity Linens
Our wool dress sheet made from fabrics available in classic patterns and traditional solids make this our most popular sheet. With an exceptional fit
Wool Dress Sheet
Custom horse blankets from Integrity Linens
Alpaca Linen Solid Fabric - Rosemary Hallgarten
Wool Dress Sheet - Equitex
Our wool dress sheet made from fabrics available in classic patterns and traditional solids make this our most popular sheet. With an exceptional fit
Wool Dress Sheet
Embroidered Solid Wool Dress Horse Blanket
Alpaca Wool Oversized Pullover Sweater, Womens Chunky Knit Sweater
Impeccably hand-loomed in a contrasting grid of rich navy, grey, and cream, this throw blanket is a modern classic. Made from baby alpaca, a fiber so luxurious it was once reserved for Inca royalty, this handsome blanket is extra soft and cuddly. Handwoven by master artisans in a quiet mountain village in the Peruvian Andes, each throw takes about a week to complete. All made exclusively in a fair trade environment.
El Mar Alpaca Throw | Grey - The Citizenry
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