Sheepskin and Alpaca

I have two pair of boots , a sweeter and cape. My husband has socks, boots and slippers. We love the people and your products .

Superior quality of materials, and excellent workmanship. Long-lasting, great selection. Good customer support too.

First things first. This store is seasonal only, which means
1. It is open approximately early-October through end-February
2. Its location each winter is different.

For Winter 2017/2018, the store is across and a few doors down from the Apple store. (Google refuses to adjust the location, despite my many attempts to correct. One final try now.)

This store is worth your effort to find. The staff is polite and helpful, prices are reasonable, and I always leave having learned something new. For example, alpaca is stronger, lighter, softer, and warmer than cashmere or merino wool. And, if cared for properly, will last for years.

And when the weather is cold and wet, as it is today, the various items look downright cozy and warm, helping to keep away that bone-chilling cold from your bones.

They were so incredibly helpful, and kind. I found the perfect gift for my girlfriend and she loves her new gloves. Great if you're outdoors often!

Friendly personnel and high quality products.

Friendly and knowledgeable! Connected me with a local tailor! Definitely recommend.

They have nice products made from real ship skin

I was told my moccasins would last, they didn't even last a year. Seems they last as long as the ones at other popular retailers. Was excited about this store as they say they are long lasting but here is proof otherwise. 2 stars because they were comfy but short lived.

Walked into this store and tried on a couple of sweaters. Obviously this is a husband/wife owned store where they "double team" to get you to buy. Liked one sweater and asked if there were any deals on the day. Woman told me to ask the man. Got to the cash register and the man gave me a price which was what the woman had said. He then said this was not Macy's and he couldn't deal. Then I said I wasn't interested. Then he said the sweater was hand knit and you couldn't buy this kind of alpaca anyway. Meanwhile I am wearing a t shirt that indicates I am a knitter. So obviously I know this is a con. I look at him and then he says I can have it now for twenty bucks less. I walk. What kind of store do you negotiate prices with? Is there a different price for each customer? Is this weird or what? Also the alpaca is out of Peru and not the greatest for the price being asked.

The sleepers I bought for my wife last for 6 month.
Don’t recommend to buy sheepskin