Couche de base en laine d'alpaga pour hommes 

Love the top super soft feel and keeps you warm. I wear for hunting and like the fit not bulky

Alpaca is my new fabric of choice. Love the base layer and thank you for sending it along so quickly. I also love your mission and commitment supporting both the environment and people of Peru. Please consider adding three back pockets to the base layer to create a cycling jersey.

Purchased the warmest alpaca top mainly for sitting at winter football matches ( directly facing cold winds from the North Sea).

Very pleased with the warmth, quality and style. The length is also excellent for keeping the midriff warm and tucking securely in trousers.

I am wearing it most of the time. A plaudit on its own.

The company are small, ethical, reliable and look after their customers.

The overall costs to the UK are higher than local options. However, I still selected Arms of Andes. I have reordered a number of their products.

Beautiful garment. Loved the fit (L). Well tailored and warm. Missing a star as I found it itchy against the skin. Not too much of n issue for me, as I don't wear as a base layer, but would find it uncomfortable if I did. If Arms of Andes addresses this one concern, I'll happily order another-

It's quickly become my favorite piece of clothing. Even wearing this without an additional layer has proven quite effective in some of the warmer winter days, but as a base layer it's been a really effective workhorse. Great quality, very soft, and as best I can tell all that's advertised about odor resistance is definitely true.

Important (?) Note: The first time I wore this it felt fairly itchy. They advertise as itch free so I was concerned, as I've heard some people have bad reactions to 100% wool. However, it seems it was just a "new garment" problem. After wearing it out on a run, whatever itch I felt went away completely and now only the softness remains. I haven't read anyone else mention anything like it, but if you've never worn 100% wool before I figured I'd share my experience with it. I'm really glad I forced myself to give it a try.