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As I quickly learned, "Vicuna" is actually "vicuna," a relative of the llama that hails from the Andes.— Staff Blogs
Hield, one of the leading worsted manufactures in England, will feature weave super 230's wool and blends of cashmere, vicuna, chinchilla, silk and other noble fibres.— Free Apparel News – Apparel RSS XML Feeds – Fibre2fashion.com
A new article in The Wall Street Journal suggests this may be occurring in South America with the vicuna, a diminutive llama that lives high in the Andes.— Mongabay.com News
Rocca has his own suggestion for the first family's pet - not a dog but a vicuna, which is an obscure relative of the aplaca.— Latest News Headlines - CBS News
According to the clothier, the suits are made from rare fibers such as vicuna, pashmina and Qiviuk.— mongster's nest
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