Inca Claret Knit Alpaca Blend Red and Black Poncho

Inca Claret Knit Alpaca Blend Red and Black Poncho

Marsoni

M251S

$143.95

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Inca Claret Knit Alpaca Blend Red and Black PonchoWith bold patterns inspired by Inca textiles, this claret and black poncho is a stunner. Waldo Berrios in Peru designs the poncho, which is knit from soft alpaca blend yarns and accented with hand crocheted details. An asymmetrical collar provides extra panache. materials: 50% alpaca, 45% acrylic, 5% wool Textile softness: Soft this item has been made with natural fibers that are soft to the touch 29 in. L x 39 in. W x 27. 5 in. Sleeve (center neck to

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I have purchased these for a few years directly from Whole Foods, and was excited to see that it was now available from Amazon. The quality has been changing recently. I have these on AutoShip and they’ve gotten increasingly darker in color which I’m assuming means cooked more or longer and they’re incredibly hard now. These are supposed to be a soft chew and I have a Chihuahua and even cutting them up, he can barely eat them. Hoping this feedback gets back to the right people in quality control.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023