Fashion, BIPOC-Owned, Woman-Owned
Yanawara
Ethical fashion brand of timeless knitwear designs
Yanawara is an ethical fashion brand of timeless knitwear designed in NYC, and crafted with the greatest care by Bolivian artisans, using traditional techniques and locally sourced alpaca and llama wool. We are proud to support our artisan partners through fair wages and safe job opportunities. We believe that, together, we can help build a more sustainable future, within the fashion industry and beyond.
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Wara Alpaca Cardigan
$268
View detailsThe Wara Crop Cardigan offers a modern twist on a timeless staple. Handcrafted from luxuriously soft alpaca, it features a slightly cropped silhouette that layers effortlessly over dresses or high-waisted styles. With its natural drape and artisanal finish, it’s a versatile piece that bridges everyday ease with refined design. 100% baby alpaca. Handmade in Bolivia. Wara means “star” in Aymara, a symbol of light and guidance. -
Sawika Alpaca Cardigan
$258
View detailsStay fashionable in comfort with the Sawika Crop. This timeless classic knit sweater is made of ultra-soft alpaca wool, so you can look fashionable while feeling cozy. 100% alpaca wool ensures its quality and durability, ideal for everyday wear. Handmade in Bolivia. Sawika means: Lily flower in Aymara language. -
Warmi Crop Alpaca Sweater
$258
View detailsStay cozy and look effortlessly stylish with the Warmi Crop! Crafted with a waffle knit, it offers a timeless and elegant look while being comfortable and cool. Perfect for workdays or casual weekends, pair this natural white sweater with a skirt or jeans for a chic yet effortless look. 100% baby alpaca. Handmade in Bolivia. Warmi means: Woman in Aymara language. -
Apasa Llama Throw
$378
View detailsThe Apasa llama throw blanket is perfect for keeping you warm while adding a beautiful accent to your home. Crafted with natural colors and natural dyes, this lightweight and soft blanket offers both style and comfort. Size: 90 cm x 130 cm. 100% llama. Handmade in Bolivia. Apasa means good energy in quechua language.