About Us

Three people standing in a grassy field with two alpacas, holding their leashes. Mountains and a cloudy sky in the background.

We first discovered alpacas in 2017 and have fallen in love with these gentle creatures. They are sweet herd animals that are easy on pastures and produce luxurious fiber that is regrown every year. Our breeding program focuses on producing high-quality Suri offspring by continuously improving our herd genetics. Suri alpacas are recognized by their silky, flowing locks. 

Two alpacas sitting outdoors during sunset, one with its head upright and the other resting its head on the ground, with a fence, houses, trees, and clouds in the background.

In our knitting operation we design and create our own original artwork. We source high-quality alpaca yarn from certified suppliers in Peru that produce sustainable yarn and are committed to reducing greenhouse gases. Their fiber comes from certified farms that meet animal welfare and land management requirements.

Meanwhile, we are developing our own yarn production. As we continue to grow, our goal is to incorporate locally sourced alpaca fiber into our product line to support agricultural producers and increase sustainable textile manufacturing in Montana.

Montana USA MADE IN sticker featuring a mountain, a sunset, and text

Meet the Team

  • A baby alpaca standing in a grassy field under a clear blue sky with mountains in the background.

    Braveheart

    Our Herd Sire, (CFO) Chief Fluff Officer- Because He's Got The Softest Credentials Around

    Our resident heartthrob and herd sire, keeper of curls and calm. His fleece inspires coziness, and his gaze commands respect.

  • A fluffy beige dog with dark ears sitting in a grassy field with llamas in the background and mountains in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

    Blue

    Our Livestock Guardian Dog, Vigilant Protector Of The Realm

    Blue is our fearless guardian, a Hungarian Komondor with a mop of wisdom and a heart of gold. She patrols the pasture with devotion, keeping danger at bay and alpacas blissfully calm.


  • Close-up of a guinea hen with detailed feathers, red wattles, and a bald head, standing on a surface outdoors.

    Petah the Guinea

    Pest Control Officer, Resident Dinosaur

    He’s our speckled sentinel: pest patrol, alarm system, and soil whisperer rolled into one. As a guinea fowl and groundskeeper, he keeps bugs in check and the land nourished—making sure every scarf begins in a balanced pasture.