12 gifts of Christmas: Plum of London
Plum of London specialises in creating the finest alpaca clothing and accessories for all the family by offering the discerning shopper eco-friendly, ethically sourced and British made contemporary designed luxury alpaca garments in colourful hues and with a modern twist.
Alpaca yarn has been chosen because of the seemingly infinite better qualities it possesses over all others, whether animal or synthetic.
Children's Cardigan £70
Pure alpaca clothing is as soft as cashmere, yet warmer and stronger, whilst it possesses hypoallergenic, naturally antibacterial and breathable qualities. Our children's knitwear collection is unlike any other and makes the ideal Christmas present for those aged 2 to 7 years.
Our AW13 range of children's clothing and adult accessories are made using Royal alpaca yarn sourced from South America (less than 1% of the world's total alpaca fibre production can be classified as such), meaning that we're able to bring you a collection both rare and exclusive.
Our specialist mills in England and Scotland have then either knitted or woven this fabulous yarn into the wonderful garments and accessories we are now proud to bring you. We hope that you and your family enjoy wearing them as much as we had in creating them.
Free shipping on all UK orders (offer ends 1/1/14).
info@plumoflondon.com www.plumoflondon.com 07813 922 769
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