For this fluffy, soft, colorful scarf with a colorful fringed edge at the ends, Inti uses a good three-quarters residual merino wool yarn and just under a quarter polyacrylic yarn. The color combinations are random, making each scarf unique. Thanks to its generous length of almost two meters, the scarf can be worn in a wide variety of tying techniques.

The landscape of South America provides the two founders Anna Cales and Leon van den Broek with the inspiration for their collections – and the native alpaca herds contribute the unique, silky alpaca fibres. On the continent, in Ecuador, Inti produces knitwear and timeless accessories from the fibre the Incas called the “gift of the gods”. Inti processes the fibre mostly in combination with the somewhat firmer wool of merino sheep and has it hand-crafted by knitters in traditional homework, yielding us knitwear in small, rarefied series.