To order products come to our Ranch Store or call

(573) 569-2345

We can get anything that LOUET .com sells and at a discount from JennCria-Originals. We only have a few of their products listed, so call or email us if their is something you'd like us to order!

We raise Suri and Huacaya alpacas, and in Oct of 2009 we sent fiber samples to be judged against over 300 alpacas in the Fiber Fiesta 2009, and our herdsire R. Frost took "Best Lock Structure" in the 2oz fiber samle show! He also took 1st in his color class in the 2oz fiber sample, and his 1/2 brother Darkthrone took 1st in his color class for the Spin-Off, so know that we have Incredible animals and therefore, fabulous alpaca fiber, roving and yarn. We are awaiting gorgeous yarns and rovings in both Suri and Huacaya fiber.

We have started some custom blending in our ranch store with our Alpaca.

We use only the best Flax Top Louet has; Super Fine Water Retted Flax Top!

More items will be showing up on our Etsy store, so keep checking back!

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About Alpacas...

Alpaca fiber is warmer than sheep's wool and lighter in weight. It is soft and luxurious and lacks the "prickle" factor. However, as with all fleece producing animals, quality varies from animal to animal. The Suri and Huacaya fleece of each animal is very different too. The Suri breed of alpacas is rarer than the huacaya, and constitutes only 17.6% of the total registered alpacas listed on ARI. Based on ARI’s database (www.alpacaregistry.net) it is estimated that the True Black Suri only represents about 5.9% of all registered alpacas, and registered grey Suri alpacas only constitute 3.5%! 

Fiber and conformation are the two most important factors in determining an alpaca's value. Animals from the Peruvian Accoyo line often have the best fiber characteristics. Alpacas have been domesticated for thousands of years, and they were bred down in domesticated form from the vicuna. They are closely related to llamas, which are descended from the guanaco, and these four species of animals are collectively called camelids. The alpaca comes in more than 22 natural colors, and their fiber is most remarkable!