Alpaca Fiber: 

1. A protein fiber, naturally is soft and breathable;
2. Hypoallergenic, good for person who is allergic to sheep wool;
3. It is lighter weight and warmer than wool;
4. It is water resistant and moisture-wicking;
5. It is stain and odor resistant;
6. Alpaca fiber has a medullated core, which makes it fully or partially hollow, to deter dust mites;
7. It is naturally fire retardant and biodegradable.

Sheep Wool:

1. A protein fiber, is temperature regulated, which feels warmer in cold weather and cooler in hot summer;
2. It is hygroscopic, which makes it to absorb moisture up to 30% of its weight without feeling damp;
3. It is odor resistant. Its antimicrobial properties inhibit the growth of odor-causing bacteria;
4. it is easy to clean and durable;
5. It is hypoallergenic and less likely to trigger allergies than synthetic materials;
6. It is naturally fire resistant and biodegradable.

Hemp:

1. It is a plant fiber derived from the Cannabis sativa plant;
2. It is insect repellant. One should not expect mites on protein fibers, such as alpaca or wool when mixed with hemp fiber;
3. It is also antibacterial;
4. It is breathable and biodegradable;
5. It is hypoallergenic;