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MÄTÄS – Langer Schlauchschal aus 100 % Alpakawolle
Regulärer Preis
€69,90 EUR
Regulärer Preis
€69,90 EUR
Verkaufspreis
€69,90 EUR
Steuern inklusive.
Versand wird an der Kasse berechnet.
- 12 auf Lager
Naturally breathable – never clammy, always fresh
Thermoregulating – Warm for cold, cool for heat.
Odor-resistant & antibacterial – wear for days, no problem
Low maintenance – rarely needs washing, machine washable
Animal & environment friendly – Crafted with respect for nature and alpacas
FEATURES
Perfect for
Backcountry ski tours, icy morning commutes, winter runs, downhill sessions and layered adventures in shifting conditions.
Material
100% Baby Alpaca – <21-22 microns
Style
Simple long model
Made in
Europe
SHIPPING
Free Shipping +150€ orders in EU
100-day money-back guarantee
The product to be returned must be in goodish condition, clean and can be lightly used.
WASH & CARE
Fresh air first – most of the time, airing out your alpaca garment is enough
Machine washable – use wool cycle at 30°C if needed
Mild detergent only – choose one made for wool - like this
No fabric softeners – they block the natural fibers' breathability
Air dry only – alpaca dries quickly on its own, no tumble drying
ALPACA - NATURALLY ENGINEERED PERFORMANCE
100% ALPACA TUBE SCARF MÄTÄS
Mätäs is a long-form alpaca tube scarf built for movement and trusted by skiers, hikers and winter riders alike. Made from 100% Baby Alpaca, it’s soft, breathable and ultra-versatile – wear it as a neck warmer, face cover, beanie or headband depending on the conditions.
Naturally moisture-wicking and odour-resistant, Mätäs keeps you dry and warm even in the harshest weather. Long enough to layer, light enough to forget you’re wearing it. A proven favourite from powder days to shoulder season hikes.
FAQs
Is alpaca bettern than merino wool?
In nearly every core function of wool, alpaca out performs merino. It contains more microscopic air pockets within each fiber, which improves insulation without added weight. Compared to merino, alpaca wicks moisture more efficiently and absorbs significantly less water, meaning it dries faster and keeps you feeling dry during activity. It also naturally resists odours and is hypoallergenic – alpaca contains no lanolin, so it’s safe for those with wool sensitivity or allergies.
And because alpacas tread lightly – both literally and ecologically – their fiber is among the most sustainable on the planet: low water use, low impact grazing, and no harsh chemical treatments.
Unlike merino sheep, which are farm animals, alpacas are native to their environment and live in balance with the Andean ecosystem.
Will my alpaca tube scarf shrink in wash?
No it will not if you treat it right. Alpaca fiber is naturally resilient, but like all wool, it can shrink if exposed to high heat or aggressive washing.
To avoid this: Wash your hoodie on a gentle wool cycle at 30 °C with a mild wool detergent. Never use hot water, tumble dryers or high spin cycles. Lay it flat to dry, and your hoodie will keep its shape and softness for years.
Is it itchy like other wool?
Alpaca fiber has a smoother surface than sheep’s wool, so it won’t irritate your skin – even without chemical softening. It’s naturally hypoallergenic, suitable for sensitive skin and doesn’t require a base layer underneath.
Note: Right after unboxing, the products might feel slightly coarse to some – this is normal with high-quality, untreated alpaca.
As you wear it, the fibers relax, becoming noticeably softer over time. In fact, alpaca improves with age: it molds to your movements, softens with wear, and retains its structure for years. A gentle hand wash or a wool cycle can help ease the break-in period.
How do I wash my alpaca product?
You rarely need to. Alpaca naturally resists odours, so we recommend simply airing out your tube scarf ( on the self) between wears. Only machine wash when needed – for example, if you spill something.
When you do wash: use a gentle cycle at 30 °C with a wool detergent. Lay flat to air dry. Avoid tumble drying and high spin cycles, which can damage the delicate fibers.