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Men's Pullover Sweater in Polyester and Baby Alpaca 'Reclaimed Chic' Item ID: 2671819595
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- 1.76 lbs
- S: 25.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 38 inches Bust/chest x 33 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- M: 26 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 41 inches Bust/chest x 34 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- L: 26.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 44 inches Bust/chest x 35 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- XL: 27.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 48 inches Bust/chest x 36 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- XXL: 28.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 52 inches Bust/chest x 37 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- 70% recycled polyester
- 30% reclaimed baby alpaca
- Dry cleaning recommended
- Hand wash separately with mild detergent
- Textile softness: Soft -- this item has been made with natural fibers that are soft to the touch
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"My name is Tomas Sota Gutierrez and I was born in Cuzco in 1967. I consider myself to be responsible, hard-working and honest.
"All that I am and all I do today was learned from my father. He taught me how to design and create apparel. When I was a little boy, I'd go to the workshop with him. He'd pull up a stool so I could watch and learn how he used his tools. I learned to iron and to turn belt loops, among many other simple tasks. As time went by, he turned more and more of the work over to me.
"By the time I was 12, I could make children's pants and even made my own clothes. It was incredible being able to spend all that time with my father. By observing, I learned that getting the things you need in life isn't easy. We have to work hard, wake up early, be reliable and above all, do everything with passion to achieve our goals.
"When I turned 18, I didn't have a way to buy materials for work or even cover my expenses. It was so hard. My son was born and his mother died that same day. This had a strong impact on me but also gave me the strength and push I needed to overcome my obstacles and go forward with my son and my job.
"After learning in my father's workshop, I researched pattern making and well-known designers or artists with a history in fashion and design. I had to create each prototype, make the pattern, control and evaluate or test the design based on the measurements of an average person. However, at the end of the day, the person who wears a design will give you the best feedback.
"For my apparel, I use alpaca fleece. My inspiration is born from the deepest part of my soul. Every day, I work on creating new designs and details that can distinguish my work. I'm quite observant and am very attentive to everything happening around me. I'm closely involved in all of the processes from start to finish.
"It's very important for me to teach others all I've learned so that people interested in this art can become independent and achieve their dreams.
"My plans and hopes for the future are to make sure my creations reach more people around the world so they can have a bit of Peru through my designs."
6 Reviews for
Tomas Sota
January 27, 2021
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Lyn
I bought this for my mum who was at the time a fairly substantial lady - 220 pounds. I didn't feel that this was large enough or "heavy" enough to really do her any good. I kept it nonetheless. I may find a reason to wear it myself. The quality is good. I have no complaints about that. That is why I kept it for possible future use.
Reviewed itemJanuary 25, 2019
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Laura
I bought this for my Mom who is over 75. She loves it! Light weight, warm and soft. It has become one of her essential winter clothing items. Great gift, great quality!!
Reviewed itemSeptember 28, 2017
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Sergei
This wrap is very beautiful and warm. Nice quality too! Thanks.
Reviewed itemNovember 25, 2016
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Pamela
I just received my Alpaca Cape and I love it. It is soft and warm and beautiful. I will wear it every day.
Reviewed itemApril 22, 2022
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Kandace
I recommend this item to anyone considering it for purchase. It’s a little smaller than I would like it but it’s still something I enjoy wearing. It’s very well made.
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"My name is Tomas Sota Gutierrez and I was born in Cuzco in 1967. I consider myself to be responsible, hard-working and honest.
"All that I am and all I do today was learned from my father. He taught me how to design and create apparel. When I was a little boy, I'd go to the workshop with him. He'd pull up a stool so I could watch and learn how he used his tools. I learned to iron and to turn belt loops, among many other simple tasks. As time went by, he turned more and more of the work over to me.
"By the time I was 12, I could make children's pants and even made my own clothes. It was incredible being able to spend all that time with my father. By observing, I learned that getting the things you need in life isn't easy. We have to work hard, wake up early, be reliable and above all, do everything with passion to achieve our goals.
"When I turned 18, I didn't have a way to buy materials for work or even cover my expenses. It was so hard. My son was born and his mother died that same day. This had a strong impact on me but also gave me the strength and push I needed to overcome my obstacles and go forward with my son and my job.
"After learning in my father's workshop, I researched pattern making and well-known designers or artists with a history in fashion and design. I had to create each prototype, make the pattern, control and evaluate or test the design based on the measurements of an average person. However, at the end of the day, the person who wears a design will give you the best feedback.
"For my apparel, I use alpaca fleece. My inspiration is born from the deepest part of my soul. Every day, I work on creating new designs and details that can distinguish my work. I'm quite observant and am very attentive to everything happening around me. I'm closely involved in all of the processes from start to finish.
"It's very important for me to teach others all I've learned so that people interested in this art can become independent and achieve their dreams.
"My plans and hopes for the future are to make sure my creations reach more people around the world so they can have a bit of Peru through my designs."
"All that I am and all I do today was learned from my father. He taught me how to design and create apparel. When I was a little boy, I'd go to the workshop with him. He'd pull up a stool so I could watch and learn how he used his tools. I learned to iron and to turn belt loops, among many other simple tasks. As time went by, he turned more and more of the work over to me.
"By the time I was 12, I could make children's pants and even made my own clothes. It was incredible being able to spend all that time with my father. By observing, I learned that getting the things you need in life isn't easy. We have to work hard, wake up early, be reliable and above all, do everything with passion to achieve our goals.
"When I turned 18, I didn't have a way to buy materials for work or even cover my expenses. It was so hard. My son was born and his mother died that same day. This had a strong impact on me but also gave me the strength and push I needed to overcome my obstacles and go forward with my son and my job.
"After learning in my father's workshop, I researched pattern making and well-known designers or artists with a history in fashion and design. I had to create each prototype, make the pattern, control and evaluate or test the design based on the measurements of an average person. However, at the end of the day, the person who wears a design will give you the best feedback.
"For my apparel, I use alpaca fleece. My inspiration is born from the deepest part of my soul. Every day, I work on creating new designs and details that can distinguish my work. I'm quite observant and am very attentive to everything happening around me. I'm closely involved in all of the processes from start to finish.
"It's very important for me to teach others all I've learned so that people interested in this art can become independent and achieve their dreams.
"My plans and hopes for the future are to make sure my creations reach more people around the world so they can have a bit of Peru through my designs."
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