Alpaca Products

Discover the Past, Present and Future with Alpaca

Past: In ancient times the alpaca fleece was reserved only for royalty and was known as the "Fibre of the Gods".

Present: Today there are about 3 million alpacas in the Andean highlands, most of which can be found in Peru. Since the first major importation into the U.S. in 1984, the US herd has increased to about 47,000. Australia has 55,000 and Canada 10,000. Most of Canada's importations happened in the 1990's. European and Asian countries have even less.

Future: It is estimated that North America needs about 1 million alpacas to support a full-fledged alpaca fibre industry. Currently harvesting fibre and selling products as a cottage industry. It is estimated that the North American herd will hit around 500,000 by 2015.

Alpaca Products:

Our products are made with one of the finest luxury fibres in the world, ALPACA.

These specially selected items are from Canada and Peru.

Please find our product categories on the left side navigation menu.

Payment Terms

Methods of payment: Visa, MasterCard and PayPal Please contact Camelot Haven for shipping/handling rates.

Shipping Terms

Canada Post/DHL/Purolator/Greyhound/Federal Express

Shipping/handling fees vary according to delivery destination, size/weight of package and requested time of delivery.

Returns, Guarantees & Warrantees

Returns accepted within 15 days from date of purchase

Christmas gifts purchased from October 15th to December 24th, may be refunded if returned within 15 days from December 25th of year purchased.

A copy of the original invoice must be included with the returned purchased item in order for a refund to be issued.

All returned items must be in new and unused condition.

the following fees are non-refundable: All delivery, shipping & handling charges.

Please Note:
Colors vary due to the uniqueness of the product. Sweater measurements are in inches.

To place an order, please e-mail us the information together with your name, address and telephone number. We will then request PayPal (a secure site) e-mail you an invoice with the amount of your order, including shipping/handling charges.