An alpaca type, known for long "pencils" of non-crimped fiber resembling dreadlocks.
a fleece type of alpaca know for high lustre with fibre that has no crimp or crinkle, that tends to hang parallel to the body of the animal and that twists into pencil or rope like locks/staples, giving the animal a slender, fluid silhouette. This term is sometimes applied to llamas with these fibre characteristics (also known as silky llamas).
A breed of alpaca characterized by lustrous locks of fleece that lay close to the body, twisting vertically toward the ground.
alpaca producing finer wool, heavier, longer, and shinier
An uncommon breed of alpacas, accounting for about 10 percent of all alpacas. Suri fiber grows parallel to the alapca's body and hangs down the sides in ringlets. Suri alpacas have a more slender appearance compared with the rounded, fluffy look of huacaya alpacas.