Sustainable natural fiber
Alpaca is a durable, naturally insulating fiber. Its warmth, softness, and long life help us create fewer, better garments made for repeated wear.
Made with purpose
People and material,
kept close.
Our garments begin with exceptional Peruvian alpaca fiber and the knowledge of skilled makers. Working in considered quantities allows us to value their time, protect the character of handwork, and create pieces designed to be worn, loved, and passed on.
What guides us
Five principles behind every piece.
Alpaca from Peru
Our story is rooted in Peru, where alpaca fiber and textile knowledge have been part of Andean life for generations.
Socially responsible
We place people at the center of production, recognizing the skill, care, and time contributed by every artisan behind an INTARI piece.
Premium craftsmanship
Hand-finishing brings individuality to every garment. We value precise construction, tactile detail, and quality that can be felt immediately.
From Peru to the world
INTARI translates Peruvian fiber and craftsmanship into contemporary knitwear created for boutiques, buyers, and families around the world.
Conscious production
Made slowly.
Made to matter.
Conscious production means respecting the rhythm of skilled work. Rather than separating design from making, we keep the human hand visible—from the first stitches to the final details.
Every piece carries subtle variations that belong to handmade craft. They are not imperfections; they are evidence of the person, place, and process behind the garment.
Puno · Southern Peru
Born on the high plateau.
Puno lies in southeastern Peru, on the Andean Altiplano and beside Lake Titicaca. At high altitude, open grasslands and intense shifts in temperature form the natural environment in which alpacas thrive.
This geography is essential to our story. It connects the fiber, the animals, and the communities whose knowledge gives Peruvian alpaca its meaning.
THE ALTIPLANO
Open land.
Natural rhythm.
The source of the fiber
Alpacas, at home in the Andes.
Adapted to altitude and changing weather, alpacas graze across the highlands in social herds. Their remarkable fiber offers warmth without unnecessary weight—nature’s own response to the Andean climate.
Peruvian origin.
Contemporary expression.