Your Bridge to the World's Finest Sourcing

Nexasources connects US and global brands with premium manufacturers across emerging supply chains

Working with manufacturers certified by: WRAP · BASC · International Alpaca Association · OEKO-TEX Trade preference: U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement (PTPA) — 0% duty

Advisory Services

Direct Mill Access

We work directly with certified Peruvian manufacturers — no sub-agents, no brokers. You get factory-level pricing with full traceability from fiber to finished good.
Sample-to-Bulk Coordination

From yarn cones to finished throws and knitwear — we procure and ship physical samples to your showroom, then manage the full production cycle when you're ready to scale.
Trade Compliance Built In

Peru-origin alpaca textiles qualify for 0% U.S. import duty under PTPA. We handle Certificates of Origin, lab testing, and all export documentation so your import arrives clean.

Why Nexasources

The alpaca textile market is one of the most opaque in global luxury sourcing. Mills are selective. MOQs are not published. Lead times are long. And the best manufacturers already work with Hermès, Loro Piana, and the world's top fashion houses.

Nexasources is a New York-based sourcing agency specializing in Peruvian luxury fiber — alpaca, Pima cotton, and fine blends. We work with a select number of clients to ensure every engagement gets hands-on, English-language project management from inquiry to delivery.

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MATERIAL

Baby Alpaca

The most widely traded fine alpaca grade. Naturally soft, hypoallergenic, and significantly finer than merino wool. Available in yarn, fabric, and finished knitwear.
Suri Alpaca

A rare alpaca breed (~10% of population) producing a straighter, more lustrous fiber with exceptional drape. Sought after for woven fabrics and high-end outerwear.
Royal Alpaca

Top 1% of alpaca fiber by fineness. Comparable to high-grade cashmere in softness. Ideal for premium knitwear and luxury accessories.
Alpaca Blend

Where luxury meets versatility. Alpaca blended with silk, Pima cotton, or fine merino — engineered for brands that want the softness of alpaca with enhanced drape, structure, or seasonality.