Discover natural luxury with 100% pure Baby Alpaca fabric, specially designed for a refined tailoring that combines elegance, warmth and extreme softness, thanks to its natural semi-hollow fibers that provide outstanding thermal insulation and exceptional lightness, making it the ideal choice for winter and the cold of spring, with unparalleled quality. Wear luxury and warmth.
Made in the alpaca's original homeland, Peru.
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Dromedary Camel
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
North Africa: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritania, Sudan, Niger, Chad.
Middle East: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iran.
• Horn of Africa: Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya.
• Indian Subcontinent: India (Rajasthan, Gujarat), Pakistan.
• Australia: Desert regions in the central part of the country.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 20-25 microns.
• Baby Camel: 16-20 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
• White, beige, golden yellow, light brown, dark brown, black, reddish-brown, sandy, chestnut.
• 🔍 Rarity: Available but of high quality when carefully selected.
• 💰 Price: Moderate to expensive.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Iran: Naein, Bushehr.
• North Africa: Ghardaia, Tamanrasset, Hoggar (Algeria), Siwa (Egypt), Tazenakht, Middle Atlas (Morocco), Kairouan, Tunisian coast (Tunisia).
• Horn of Africa: Mogadishu (Somalia), Addis Ababa (Ethiopia).
• Arabian Peninsula: Previously traditional weaving existed, and now there are a few individual artisans.
Bactrian Camel
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• Central Asia: Mongolia, China (Xinjiang, Gansu), Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan.
• Iran and Afghanistan: Northern and mountainous regions.
• Russia: Southern Siberia (Buryatia, Tuva).
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Baby Bactrian Camel: 27-20 microns.
• بيبي جمل ذو سنامين (Baby Bactrian Camel): 17-20 ميكرون.
• Natural Colors Available:
• Creamy white, light golden, light brown, medium brown, dark brown, gray, black.
• 🔍 Rarity: Less common than the Dromedary camel, but of high quality when carefully selected.
• 💰 Price: Expensive to very expensive due to rarity and high quality.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Central Asia: Mongolia, China (Xinjiang), Iran.
• Russia: Southern Siberia
Wild Bactrian Camel
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• Central Asia: Gobi Desert (Mongolia), Taklamakan Desert (Xinjiang, China).
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 18-24 microns.
• Baby Wild Bactrian Camel: 15-18 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
• Light beige, golden, light brown, medium brown.
• 🔍 Rarity: Extremely rare and endangered, making it one of the most valuable fibers.
• 💰 Price: Very expensive due to rarity and high quality.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Central Asia: Mongolia, China (Xinjiang).
• Iran: Mashhad, Kashmar.
Suri Alpaca
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• South America:
• Peru: Cusco, Puno, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro.
• Ecuador: Cuenca.
• Chile: Northern mountainous regions.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 20-30 microns.
• Baby Suri Alpaca: 18-25 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
White, silver, gray, light brown, medium brown, dark brown, black.
• 🔍 Rarity: Relatively rare compared to Huacaya alpaca.
• 💰 Price: Expensive to luxurious, especially for fine textiles.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Peru: Cusco, Arequipa, Puno.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro.
• Ecuador: Cuenca, Ambato.
Huacaya Alpaca
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• South America:
• Peru: Cusco, Puno, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Potosi.
• Argentina: Northern Andes.
• Chile: Northern mountainous regions.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 22-32 microns.
• Baby Huacaya Alpaca: 20-28 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
White, silver, gray, light brown, medium brown, dark brown, black.
• 🔍 Rarity: More common than Suri Alpaca but still of high quality.
• 💰 Price: Moderate to expensive.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Peru: Cusco, Puno, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Potosi.
• Argentina: Santiago del Estero, Jujuy.
• Chile: Arica, Iquique.
Llama
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• South America:
• Peru: Cusco, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro, Potosi.
• Argentina: Northern Andes.
• Chile: Northern mountainous regions.
• Ecuador: Highland regions.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 25-40 microns.
• Baby Llama: 20-30 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
• White, gray, silver, light brown, medium brown, dark brown, black, reddish-brown.
• 🔍 Rarity: Common but quality varies by region.
• 💰 Price: Moderate to low.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Peru: Cusco, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro, Potosi.
• Argentina: Jujuy, Salta.
• Chile: Arica, Iquique.
Guanaco
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• South America:
• Argentina: Patagonia, Mendoza.
• Chile: Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego.
• Peru and Bolivia: Southern mountainous regions.
• Paraguay: Southern regions.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 16-20 microns.
• Baby Guanaco: 14-18 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
• Golden beige, light brown, medium brown, light gray.
• 🔍 Rarity: Relatively rare and endangered in some areas, making it highly valuable.
• 💰 Price: Very expensive due to quality and rarity.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Argentina: Patagonia, Mendoza.
• Chile: Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Potosi.
Vicuña
🌍 Geographic Distribution:
• South America:
• Peru: Cusco, Arequipa.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Potosi.
• Argentina: Northern Andes.
• Chile: Northern mountainous regions.
🧵 Fiber Characteristics:
• Fiber Thickness:
• Adult: 12-14 microns (one of the finest natural fibers in the world).
• Baby Vicuña: 10-12 microns.
• Natural Colors Available:
• Light golden, creamy beige.
• 🔍 Rarity: Extremely rare and legally protected due to endangered status.
• 💰 Price: The most expensive among all animal fibers due to exceptional softness and rarity.
🏺 Weaving Regions:
• Peru: Cusco, Arequipa, Puno.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Oruro.
• Bolivia: La Paz, Potosi.
• Argentina: Santiago del Estero, Jujuy.
• Chile: Arica, Iquique.
Suggestions for detailing
A neutral proposal for detailing luxury bisht
As a specialist in selling luxury fabrics extracted from camel fibers, I would like to clarify that my role is limited to providing only the finest natural fabrics characterized by their luxurious and ultra-softness. I do not offer tailoring or custom-made bishts, and I leave it to customers to have their bishts custom-made at any store of their choice.
Suggested shops for tailoring luxury bisht:
For those interested in customizing their bisht using the luxurious fabrics I offer, you can choose from a variety of specialized shops. As a suggestion, here are some shops known for their quality and craftsmanship:
1. Ramadan for Bisht
• It is characterized by high quality and precision in tailoring the bisht.
• Instagram account: @alramadan_bisht
2. The Bu Halika for the Bisht
• Long experience in tailoring bisht in a traditional and elegant style.
• Instagram account: @bishtsalbuhaliqa
3. Salem for Bisht
• Offers elegant designs and diverse options to suit all occasions.
• Instagram account: @besht_alsalem
4. Al-Jazeera for Bisht
• One of the prestigious stores known for its precision and luxury in detail.
• Instagram account: @aljazeeraqa
Complete freedom to choose the detailing location:
• These stores are just suggestions based on their popularity and quality, but the final decision is up to the customer.
• You can choose any other store that suits your taste and needs to tailor your Bisht.
Important notes:
• My role is limited to providing luxury fabrics only, without any responsibility for the tailoring process or its results.
• I guarantee to provide you with the finest fabrics to make your bisht distinctive and suit your refined taste.
The choice is yours:
Enjoy a unique experience that combines luxurious fabrics with the finest tailoring skills, whether at the suggested stores or any other outlet that suits your requirements.