The Traveller is a scarf that is so wide that it can not only be worn around the neck as typical for scarves, but can also be placed over the shoulders if necessary, turning it into an elegant stole. Elvang has it made from pure Peruvian baby alpaca, which is immensely soft, smooth and warming. A knotted fringe edge finishes the narrow sides.

The Danish label Elvang stands for Scandinavian design tradition and textiles made from Peruvian alpaca hair – in the fibres’ country of origin. The idea came to Tina and Lasse Elvang, the brand’s founders, on a backpacking trip through Peru in 2002. When they came into contact with alpacas, their wonderfully soft hair and the traditional local textile craft, they found the entire package highly inspiring. They decided to venture into the collaboration of two worlds – based on ethical trade principles. A year later, they launched their first collection, and a global success story began. Mercantile integrity is still a high priority for the brand. Elvang is a “guaranteed member” of the World Fair Trade Organisation: the most elevated status conferred by the organisation.