PAKA
PAKA is a Peru-founded outdoor clothing brand selling alpaca wool hoodies, sweaters, baselayers and hiking socks, and it is a certified B Corp.
Updated October 8, 2026
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PAKA Black Friday 2026
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PAKA hasn't released Black Friday 2026 offers on Shopperazzi yet. Black Friday is Friday, November 27 and Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30. Many shops start their sales in the week or two before. Follow PAKA and its Black Friday offers show in My feed when we add them.
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About PAKA
PAKA makes outdoor and everyday clothing from Peruvian alpaca fiber, including hoodies, crew-neck sweaters, tees, underwear, bras, baselayers, beanies and socks for hiking and cold weather. Kris Cody created the label following his travels in the Andes in 2015; it trades as Paka Apparel, Inc. and works with weaving communities around Cusco.
Sustainability at PAKA
Certified B Corp. PAKA says 1% of turnover funds scholarships through Peruvian Hearts and 1% supports the International Alpaca Association, and its Traceable Alpaca 2.0 programme (2024) lets each product be traced to its source.
PAKA FAQs
What is PAKA's returns policy?
PAKA accepts returns and exchanges within 30 days if items are in original condition, with the QR code still attached to traceable garments. International customers pay return postage, and repeat returns, exchanges or underwear returns carry a flat $10 fee.
How can shoppers save money at PAKA?
Signing up to PAKA's emails gives 10% off and early access to new products, and the store has an Archive Sale section (checked October 2026). US orders over $150 also ship free, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
Who owns PAKA?
PAKA is run by Paka Apparel, Inc., and its founder and chief executive is Kris Cody. He started the brand after a 2015 backpacking trip through South America, and the company now holds B Corp certification.
Can PAKA clothing be traced to its source?
Yes. PAKA says its Traceable Alpaca 2.0 program, launched in 2024, lets every product be traced back to its source. Traceable garments carry a QR code, and it has to stay attached for a return to be accepted.
Does PAKA support communities in Peru?
Yes. PAKA says 1% of turnover pays for university scholarships for young Peruvian women via Peruvian Hearts, and another 1% helps alpaca farmers through the International Alpaca Association. It also works with weavers in the Cusco region on a fair-trade basis.