Alpaca Winterboots Allegra
€209.90 incl. VAT excl. shipping costs
ALLEGRA Alpaca Fur Winter Boots for Women
The ALLEGRA alpaca fur winter boots combine cosy warmth, exceptional comfort and a material you can truly feel the difference in. Luxurious alpaca fur. Alpaca fur is rare, premium-quality and offers special natural properties – a premium natural material.
What makes the ALLEGRA alpaca fur winter boots so special is the alpaca fur lining. It feels soft, keeps your feet pleasantly warm and is exceptionally comfortable to wear. The shaft can be folded down to suit your look, while the wooden buttons add a beautiful finishing touch.
ALLEGRA Alpaca Fur Winter Boots at a Glance
- Inside: 100% alpaca fur
- Outer: Suede
- Sole: Dual-component sole
- Sizes: 36 – 42
- Colours: Brown, Black
100% Alpaca Fur for Exceptional Comfort
Alpaca fur is particularly exclusive as it is only available in limited quantities. The fibres are exceptionally fine and soft. Alpaca fur helps regulate temperature, is breathable and is also ideal for sensitive skin. Its fine fibre structure with tiny air pockets helps retain warmth effectively. At the same time, it remains lightweight and comfortable to wear.
Luxurious Natural Fibres: Fellhof’s Alpaca Collection
Find your new alpaca favourite — from warm everyday essentials to wonderfully soft and cosy alpaca socks. Our range also includes cosy sheepskin boots and comfortable sheepskin shoes
This item is not washable!
Avoid strong odors! Alpaca fibers have a hollow core, which is why they absorb odors such as perfume or smoke more readily.
General Care:
- Alpaca is self-cleaning, stain-resistant, and easy to care for.
- Keep dry! Alpaca leather can become stiff and tear when exposed to moisture.
- Alpaca fibers lose their strength when they get damp.
- Use an alpaca coat brush or a comb/brush with wide teeth for regular care.
- Always brush in the direction of hair growth to prevent breakage.
- Brush and shake out regularly for a soft, fluffy coat; it’s best to air it out in a cool, shady place.
For light stains: Brush while damp with cold distilled water. CAUTION: Minerals in tap water can damage alpaca fibers.
For stubborn stains: Use our alpaca coat shampoo and test it first on an inconspicuous area.
