Women's alpaca coats
LaMamita’s alpaca coats range from long, hooded styles with jacquard at the hem to single-colour designs with cable-knit detailing and high collars. Others are reversible or cut like ponchos with sleeves, finished with wooden or ceramic buttons.
Handmade Alpaca Wool Knitted Coats for women
Wool coats have always been the most important item of clothing for the cold season.
LaMamita has created beautiful women's coats in alpaca wool.
All the models available are handmade in Peru with first choice natural alpaca fibers. Being the extremely artisanal type of production, each coat is unique and the production is limited. Choose your coat in the color of your choice now and complete the look with one of our winter accessories always made of pure alpaca wool.
- Alpaca hats
- Alpaca gloves
- Winter scarves of Alpaca
- Elegant shawls of Alpaca
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of buttons do LaMamita alpaca coats have?
Some LaMamita coats feature wooden buttons, while others are finished with hand-painted ceramic buttons. As well as being functional, these details contribute to the garment's style, enhancing cable-knit patterns, jacquard motifs and the different shapes of each design. They are small touches that add personality to an elegant or boho-style coat.
What can you wear under a knitted alpaca coat on very cold days?
It depends on the coat's thickness and the temperature. On particularly cold days, you can wear a jumper or a roll-neck top, while a lighter top may be enough under an especially warm coat. In windy weather, a closely knitted layer helps reduce the amount of air passing through the coat's knitted structure. Choosing layers according to the season allows you to stay comfortably warm without adding unnecessary bulk.
Will I get wet if I wear an alpaca coat in light rain?
Generally not, provided the rain is light and brief. Alpaca wool is naturally water-repellent: water droplets tend to run off the surface of the garment rather than being absorbed immediately. However, it is important not to press or rub wet areas, as this can encourage water to penetrate the knitted fabric. Alpaca is not waterproof, so it is advisable to seek shelter in heavy or prolonged rain.
