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We seek that the increase in the production of natural fibers and products derived from South American camelids is achieved through a solidarity economy with fair trade practices, the preservation of the animal, and the improvement in the quality of life of small producers with the possibility of creating a commodity market from natural camelid fibers.

Marcelo Ballesteros has been working with animaná for more than 2 years; It is the bond that unites our company with the artisans who live in the most remote areas of the Andean region. He came to animaná through a colleague of our founder, Adriana Marina. Marcelo's work contributes to Andean artisans by creating ties and connections between communities and building close and strong relationships.

We seek to extend our reach in the world of sustainable fashion through research and awareness. On this occasion, we organized a talk at the United Nations headquarters in New York where we invited specialists in ethical fashion to talk about sustainable development and its enormous potential to eradicate poverty.