Sell Your Alpaca Fiber

The Future Is Fiber

We believe the future of the USA alpaca industry is fiber. For America to have a sustainable alpaca industry, we must get unused fiber out of barns and into American-made goods. Our farm is dedicated to making this happen and we are working to help reorientate the industry toward greater usage of our American-grown alpaca fiber.

As part of this effort, we have begun buying raw fiber and converting this into USA-made goods. Our first runs included socks and throws. We will continue to push forward, and if you'd like to participate, we'd love to welcome you.

Please keep in mind we are not a fiber co-op. We are a family run business that sees a growing problem of unused alpaca fiber and limited access to American alpaca products, so we're trying to help alleviate this problem.

Interested in participating? Complete the form to let us know.

How You Can Participate

• Participating farms donate or sell Huacaya alpaca fiber to our farm so we can use it in future fiber runs.
• Once this fiber is received, it is professionally sorted and graded. This means your fiber blanket is graded to the lowest fiber quality present and the blanket is reduced for any contamination.
• After the fiber is sorted and graded, your usable fiber is recorded for both grade and amount. This will be used to calculate your payout.
• This raw fiber is then sent to a location for wash and scouring.
• Once washed, the fiber moves to a new location for spinning.
• Once the yarn is ready, this is sent back to our farm for knitting into socks.
• You will have the option of receiving a check or using your fiber funds to purchase the finished product at wholesale prices. Should you opt for a check, these funds will be available to you as soon as we sort and grade your fiber.
• Current fiber payouts:
  • Grades one and two = $6/lb
  • Grades three and four = $4/lb
• Payout conditions:
  • Fiber must be a minimum of three inches
  • Fiber must be grade one through four for payout
• Nonconforming fiber (too short or unusable grade) will be considered a donation to cover sorting and transportation costs.