Fall/Winter 2026

A World Woven Together

Fall/Winter begins with material.

For Fall/Winter 2026, the collection takes its cue from Peruvian alpaca: warm without heaviness, expressive in texture, and particularly beautiful in colors that deepen rather than shout. Chocolate, ivory, charcoal, olive, crimson and cobalt form the season’s palette, moving from muted earth tones into a few deliberate notes of saturated color.

Texture does much of the work. Fine-gauge knits fall softly against the body. Jacquards bring weight and geometry. Brushed alpaca throws blur color at the surface, while shawls and ruanas introduce movement and ease. Woven leather and textile bags add a firmer counterpoint, giving the collection structure without interrupting its rhythm.

The pieces come from different places and traditions, but geography was never the organizing principle. I selected them for the way they speak to one another through color, proportion, fiber and hand. Together they form a cold-weather wardrobe and a domestic palette that feels collected rather than coordinated.

The collection is intentionally limited. Each piece needed a reason to remain: an exceptional texture, an unusual color, a strong construction, or simply the quality of becoming more useful and familiar with time.

Vladimir Costa
Owner & Curator
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01 · Opening edit

Three pieces establish the season.

Two jacquard knits and an ivory alpaca shawl introduce the collection through its clearest ideas: geometry, softness and a restrained cold-weather palette. Each piece has enough room to read before the collection expands.

02 · Women

Layers with movement.

The women’s edit moves from cardigans into shawls and a ruana, shifting from more defined knit structures toward pieces that drape and wrap. Measurements remain specific to each garment because the silhouettes are intentionally different.

03 · Men

Three stronger knit silhouettes.

The men’s edit is deliberately compact: one jacquard crewneck and two cardigans. Their deeper colors and more defined knit structures create a firmer counterpoint to the shawls and ruana that precede them.

04 · Home

Throws that continue the palette.

Brushed alpaca and alpaca-blend throws soften the same colors seen in the clothing. Some are pure alpaca and others are blends, so each product page states the exact composition rather than treating the group as one material.

05 · Carry · Other materials

Woven leather adds structure.

The two bags are not alpaca products. They are included because leather and woven textile panels give the collection a firmer material note after the softness of knitwear and throws, while keeping the emphasis on texture and handwork.

    06 · Children · Other fibers

    Two smaller knits close the edit.

    These children’s cardigans are included for their handwork, color and scale, not because they are alpaca. One is 100% cotton and the other is 100% Orlon acrylic. Neither piece is alpaca, and each product page carries its own sizing and material details.

      Before purchase

      The practical details remain product-specific.

      The collection is visually unified, but its materials, sizing and availability are not interchangeable. Those details stay with the exact piece so the editorial story never overrides the product facts.

      ShippingFree U.S. shipping begins at $75. Ground orders are upgraded to USPS Priority Mail or an equal-or-faster available service at our expense. Shipping policy.
      FulfillmentOrders ship from Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, typically within 1 business day.
      FitMeasurements and size guidance remain specific to each garment rather than using one collection-wide size chart.
      MaterialsEach product identifies its actual composition, including pure alpaca, alpaca blends, cotton, acrylic, leather and woven textiles.
      Four useful questions

      Before you choose.

      1. Is everything in Fall/Winter 2026 made from alpaca?

      No. Alpaca is the collection’s central material, but not every piece uses it. The bags use leather and woven textiles. The children’s cardigans are cotton and Orlon acrylic. Some throws are pure alpaca and others are alpaca blends. The individual product page states the exact composition.

      2. How should I choose a size?

      Use the measurements on the specific product page. Several pieces have only one or a small number of sizes, while others have broader options. A single collection-wide size chart would be less accurate.

      3. Are these pieces restocked?

      Inventory varies. Several products are held in very small quantities and some are one-of-one, while a few cardigan styles have deeper inventory. Current availability on the product page is the reliable guide.

      4. What should I know about shipping and returns?

      U.S. orders of $75 or more ship free, and Ground orders are upgraded to USPS Priority Mail or an equal-or-faster available service at our expense. Orders typically leave New Mexico within 1 business day. All products may be returned within 30 calendar days after delivery, subject to the Return Policy. Review the shipping policy, return policy and the individual product page before purchase.

      From The Andes · Fall/Winter 2026

      A World Woven Together