Questions we get before the first sample.

Hometex Peru, a boutique factory in Arequipa, and the first manufacturer in the country to produce alpaca duvets. Every piece is still filled, closed and inspected by hand, for international brands, retailers and distributors.

There is no minimum order. Development to your own specification is standard, not a surcharge — the same team holds a specification across a run of sixty units as reliably as across six hundred.

Yes. Every duvet and topper is cut to the size and fill weight you specify — your own chart, the chart your market uses, or a bed that fits no standard at all.

Directly from Peruvian alpaca farmers Hometex buys from year after year, so the fibre is traceable back to source rather than bought on the open market.

The natural collection is finished without dye, shell and fill alike — undyed organic cotton around undyed alpaca. Where a range calls for colour, as in the melange throws, it is dyed and stated as such.

Yes. Hometex is B2B only and works exclusively in private label — the brand does not sell to the end consumer.

Yes. Selected lines ship from stock held in the United States and Europe, and Hometex invoices from a company in the buyer's own country — no international transfer, customs broker or import paperwork on the buyer's side.

Alpaca mattress toppers, pillows and throws, plus Baby Alpaca scarves and alpaca figurines. Hometex also works in merino wool and Peruvian pima cotton.

It depends on the line. Throws and accessories ship from stock in 10 to 15 days; duvets, toppers and pillows depend on size, fill weight and destination.