This listing is for.one pound of Suri Alpaca Neck Fiber. It is raw fiber, straight from the alpaca, has not been skirted or washed. It varies in length up to 5", though there will be various lengths due to where on the alpaca it has been cut.

It can be skirted, washed, carded and spun into a lovely, silky, lightweight yarn. Suri spins into a good, strong, drapey yarn. It can be blended with other fibers, or spun right from the locks for a textured art yarn. It can be used in bird nesting balls, felted into dryer balls, and used in other craft projects. If the length is adequate, doll markers can use suri fiber for doll hair. The locks have been left undisturbed so they can be brushed out individually, if required.

This suri fiber is of coarser fineness, and locks are fairly straight. It is considered Bay Black according to The Alpaca Registry color chart, with lots of grey and some brown fibers running through it.