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I’m very happy with this hoodie. I was a little concerned before buying it that it might feel too heavy, but that hasn’t been the case at all. It’s soft, warm, and just about the perfect weight—substantial enough to provide some real warmth without feeling heavy or bulky.

It’s very comfortable to wear, and the overall feel and weight are probably what I like most about it. My only minor criticism is the hood. I’d prefer it to fit a little closer rather than being quite as loose as it is, but that’s a small complaint and certainly not enough to detract from how much I like the hoodie overall.

Comfortable, warm without being overly heavy, and exceptionally soft. I’m very pleased with it.

I’ve been wearing at least one of these just about every day; I love them. Excellent quality and exactly my style. I have smaller wrists (~5.5 inches) and I can adjust these so they fit perfectly. Great purchase.

I’ve worn the Love Nature Back 100% organic cotton tshirt and I love it! So soft, the longer length is awesome and the color is amazing along with the artwork. The undergarments are exceeding my expectations for comfort. I look forward to cooler weather when I can wear my sweater! Thank you for the free stickers too!

I loved this sweater so much that I had to buy another because it was final sale. It’s soft, warm, and very well made. I have a few things from Paka but this is my favorite so far. Great company, it feels good to support a company like this. The clothes are amazing! Love, love, love!!!

So comfortanle even in this excruciating hot weather

Wore it on our family trip to Glacier National Park and is quickly going to become a staple item we will bring for every occasion.

The sweater fits great which was why I was hesitant to buy it initially, I'm in between a women's S and M. I don't really like the small leather tag on the hem, it's scratchy and I've been tucking the sweater in to make it look more feminine. It's pretty boxy. I wore it hiking a couple days ago and my backpack rubbed it and already has pilled and looks worn in that spot.

Although I have not yet found the perfect bralette for me, I’ve just received my first PAKA and it’s pretty good! Is comfortable, fits well, and has adjustable straps. I only wish it came in a racerback style.

I didn’t plan on replacing my entire wardrobe with one brand. It just happened, one piece at a time, because everything Paka makes actually holds up to what I ask of it — and I ask a lot.
Why It Started
My days don’t look the same twice. One morning I’m on a ladder pulling cable in a server room, that afternoon I’m in a client meeting walking a team through an AV design, and by evening I might be on a trail outside in Colorado trying to get some air after a long week of project management and engineering work. Most clothing is built for one of those situations, not all three. Paka is the first brand I’ve found that quietly works for all of them.
What Makes It Different
Paka builds everything around alpaca fiber, and once you understand why, the performance stops feeling like a coincidence. Alpacas evolved in the Andes, where the swing between scorching days and freezing nights is extreme — so the fiber itself is naturally thermoregulating, wicking moisture and keeping you comfortable whether you’re overheating in a data closet or standing outside in the wind on a job site walkthrough. It’s also naturally odor-resistant, which matters more than I expected when the same shirt goes from a morning install to an afternoon client presentation without a chance to change.
On the job: Their baselayers and everyday crews have become my go-to under a jacket or on their own for client-facing days. They don’t wrinkle the way a dress shirt does after being balled up in a work bag, they breathe through long days of walking sites, and they still look sharp enough to sit across the table from a client afterward.
On the trail: Coming from a background of long-distance hiking, I notice gear that’s actually built for movement versus gear that’s just marketed for it. Paka’s socks and outer layers hold their own on Colorado trails — warm enough at elevation, breathable on the climbs, and durable through repeated wear that would have pilled or broken down cheaper synthetics months ago.
The Part That Sealed It: How They Treat People
The performance is what got me to try Paka. The way they run their business is what made me stay. Every piece I own carries a traceable line back to the specific Peruvian community and weavers who made it — often with a handwoven ID tag from the person who knit it. Paka is a certified B Corp, works with artisan weaver communities directly rather than through anonymous supply chains, and puts real revenue back into those communities through education and support programs.
As someone who runs my own company and cares about doing right by the people I work with and for, that’s not a marketing footnote to me — it’s the whole point. I’d rather buy fewer things from a company that treats its people well than stockpile cheap gear from one that doesn’t.
The Verdict
At this point, my closet is just Paka. Work shirts, base layers, hoodies, socks — all of it. It’s rare to find something that moves seamlessly from an AV integration site to a client meeting to a Colorado summit without me having to think about it, but that’s exactly what this has become. Great product, real durability, and a company that’s actually earning the loyalty it’s getting from me.

These are the best socks I’ve ever had! They are soft and wear SO well. Thank those alpacas for their contributions!!

These feel smooth, are incredibly comfortable, and don’t ride up. Being that they are wool, they retain more moisture than a synthetic, but I knew that going in and prioritize natural fiber.

This is not a public review, but for your buyers. I have bought 5 or 6 of these, mostly black but this last one in Raisin. I love this item more than I can tell you. My only disappointment, if it is one, is that a few orders back the thickness of the item was heavier density, which is what I need. Which is what makes it ultimately the best one on the market. I have a ski house full of all kinds of wool items, and large numbers of ppl who ski every season. All of those brands, some very boogey, pricey ones - we’ve done them ALL. But still PAKA is my fave. The sewing, the finger holes, the zippers on the pockets, the cotton lining, incomparable. But the weight the ladies garment vs the mens is noticeable. I am still waiting on the light violet color to come back into stock. I’d also give my eye teeth for a navy one. I’ve lost weight and need all new ones: black, lilac, navy and raisin, so I will be back. I’d love it if you could do a comparison between the ones that I’ve bought. You’ll see I’ve bought black a lot, the earlier ones were the thickest and best. Other than that, your sticker is on my laptop, and I am NEVER w/o one in my office, my RV or in my bag. Truly love it.

I love my pants with the zippered pockets but they are a bit too big. I will wear them anyway as they are very comfortable.