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Gaucho Pampa Alpaca Poncho

$2,595.00

Title:

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Variant

The Gaucho Pampa Alpaca Poncho is the most labor-intensive piece in the Stick & Ball poncho line. Handwoven in Peru in 100% baby alpaca using the encajonado technique — in which the design is channeled directly into the loom, requiring many weeks of work per piece tying off each and every yarn. The poncho carries a pattern whose design is a spiritual symbol of the Mapuche people and a pattern recognizable in the equestrian communities of South America. The name "Gaucho Pampa" references the Argentine gaucho tradition — another thread of the equestrian and polo heritage that runs through the brand. A unisex piece easily styled over denim or riding pants, the Gaucho Pampa is the kind of piece that garners admiration. Heirloom quality and designed to last generations.

Content

Body: 100% Baby Alpaca

Care

Spot clean with mild soap or dry clean.

Origin

Handwoven in Peru

Sizing

45” x 33.5” including tassels

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Gaucho Pampa Poncho different from other Stick & Ball ponchos?

The Gaucho Pampa is the most labor-intensive piece in the poncho line. It is handwoven using the encajonado technique, in which the pattern is channeled directly into the loom — a process that takes many weeks per piece to tie off each of the yarns to enable the "floating design". The price reflects both the weight of the yarn and the extensive handwork and talent to craft the garment.

What is the pattern on the Gaucho Pampa Poncho?

The pattern is a spiritual symbol of the Mapuche people. The name "Gaucho Pampa" references the Argentine gaucho tradition — another thread of the equestrian heritage that runs through the brand.

What is the encajonado weaving technique?

Encajonado is a traditional Peruvian weaving method in which the design is channeled into the loom requiring every yarn around the design to be tied off by hand. This allows the pattern to float cleanly on its own within the weave. Each piece takes many weeks to complete.

What is the Gaucho Pampa Poncho made of?

100% baby alpaca, handwoven in Peru.

Is the Gaucho Pampa Poncho unisex?

Yes. It is one size and genuinely unisex — no separate men's or women's cuts.

How do I care for the Gaucho Pampa Poncho?

Spot clean with mild soap or dry clean. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

What is the return policy?

Stick & Ball accepts returns within 7 days of receipt.

Gaucho Pampa Alpaca Poncho

$2,595.00