Men's winter jumper

Men's wool jumper

Find our trendy men's winter jumpers in alpaca wool on our website. You will find various models of men's winter jumpers, enough to make you happy. They will bring you well-being, warmth and comfort when you need it the most.

The values at BellePaga are very strong. We place sustainability, ethics and morality at the centre of our concerns. Indeed, the men's winter jumpers made of baby alpaca wool are made by local producers in Peru, who have a great traditional know-how. The fibre comes from their spring shearing, which is only done once a year. Since shearing alpacas yields much more wool than shearing sheep (3 kg versus 150 gr), we can make more products from baby alpaca wool. Our goal: to offer quality products for your comfort while respecting the alpaca.

BellePaga is also a committed brand that ensures that the environment is not impacted. Indeed, alpaca is an animal that has a low impact on the environment! Alpaca fibre does not require chemical treatment, bleaching or dyeing. Alpacas do not pull up the root of the grass when they graze, they just cut it. Alpacas also have small pads that help preserve the soil and the environment. Alpaca fibre does not contain lanolin, a fatty and sometimes allergenic substance.

Tip: Care for your alpaca wool clothes.

The first essential element is the choice of a good soft and delicate shampoo. It is important to choose the right products to wash this noble wool. On BellePaga you will find different types of natural products available, which are suitable for all types of delicate wools.

Despite its high resistance, alpaca wool should be washed with care. We recommend only socks (at 30 degrees). We recommend dry cleaning or hand washing in lukewarm water (between 10 and 20 degrees) with a mild shampoo.

Always keep the temperature constant and between 10 and 20 degrees when washing your Alpaca wool clothes, as temperature variations tend to felt the Alpaca wool (however, our Alpaca wool socks can be machine washed at 30 degrees C with your other clothes and an ordinary soap).

If you want to wash your Alpaca clothes by hand, just let the water run for the time of washing and rinsing to keep the same temperature. Do not wring out or wring out the garment after washing: simply and gently squeezing out the excess water will do the trick!

You can also wear plastic gloves to avoid damaging the wool with long fingernails or jewellery.

Alpaca wool has many virtues, not least that it does not retain odours and dust. From time to time, you can place the garment on a flat surface, put it on a clean towel and let it air dry. Simply airing it out gives it a refreshing kick and saves you unnecessary cold or machine washing.

As for drying, under no circumstances should the products be put in the dryer! Dry them flat in the air (including the sleeves of your jumpers) to avoid stretching the fibres.

Do you want your fibres to stay like new for as long as possible? Here's the trick.

Put your new knitwear in the refrigerator for at least 48 hours. The cold will allow the fibres to tighten and become stronger. You can then do your laundry without worrying about fibre breakage and pilling. Thanks to the thermal shock! This cold treatment also repels moths, which can nibble at your wool clothes. Another solution is to place lavender sachets in your wardrobe to scare them away, as moths are very reluctant to smell this plant.