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Welcome, vendors, to the New England Alpaca Classic show! The NEAC is being held at the convenient,
modern, and highly visible DCU Center in Worcester, MA. We look forward to having you join us and
will do our best to make your experience at the NEAC both smooth and memorable!
REDMAPLE SPORTWEAR
Top quality outdoor lifestyle apparel, accessories and socks featuring luxurious and innovative
natural fibers
David Stensland or Damon Burt
12 Crosby Road, Dover NH 03820
888 748-0022
david@redmaplesportswear.com
www.redmaplesportswear.com
NEW ENGLAND ALPACA FIBER POOL, INC
An alpaca fiber processing solution that supports alpaca farms and retailers by providing them
with a method to maximize the value of their alpaca fiber while gaining access to the
commercial manufacturing of American products
Chris Riley
994 Jefferson Street, Fall River, MA 02721
506 672-3727
support@neafp.com
www.neafp.com
LIGHT LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
Supplier of high quality lighter weight livestock equipment including panels, feeders, and
shearing equipment
Jay Ward
697 Glen Road, Jay NY 12941
518 324-4560
jayward@AuSableValleyAlpacas.com
www.LightLivestockEquipment.com
LANART
LANART is committed to providing you with the finest quality Alpaca Products. Our vision is
to show people the beautiful luxury and diverse offerings of Alpaca fiber on contemporary
distinctive styles.
Angelo Ponce or Olga Montagnino
202 S Old Statesville Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078
704 875-1972
angeloponce@lanart.net
www.lanart.net/index.php
OTAVALO
Otavalo offers a variety of fine Ecuadorian textiles, including alpaca blankets, scarves,
shawls, extremely fine woven cotton scarves, and handbags.
Pam Barich
PO Box 368, Rhinebeck NY 12572
845 797-3007
pambarich@hotmail.com
www.otavalotextiles.com
MARIACHER & BEST SHEARING SERVICES
Jay & Matt are two independent shearers working together to serve all your shearing needs.
Together we have over 60 years of combined shearing experience. Serving clients with alpacas,
llamas, sheep, & goats . . . or anything else exciting! Also available for cria and herd
health work (teeth, toenails, etc).
Jay Mariacher & Matt Best
311 Lee Hook Rd., Lee, NH 03861
603-767-4533 (Jay) or 603-304-5555 (Matt)
jayandbarbm@gmail.com
PERUVIAN LINK, CO.
Peruvian Link, established in 1997, brings you one of the world's finest fibers – alpaca – used to
make our gorgeous high-quality alpaca garments and accessories.
Marie-Christine Girton
589 Airline Rd., Amherst, ME 04605
941-204-9244
info@peruvianlink.com
www.peruvianlink.com
M. CECILIA PINTO LORD
Providing unique, hand-crafted, alpaca clothing and accessories, for the discriminating buyer
looking for luxurious high-style and ultimate comfort.
M. Cecilia Pinto Lord
750 Central Ave., Dover, NH 03820
603-834-1879
mcpintolord@comcast.net
CLASSIC ALPACA
Supplier of high quality alpaca apparel, home décor, and plush toys, both retail and wholesale.
Chris McCue
441 Carbondale Rd., Clarks Summit PA 18411
800-8alpaca (825-7222)
Info@ClassicAlpaca.com
www.ClassicAlpaca.com
ALPACA FIBER COOPERATIVE OF NORTH AMERICA (AFCNA)
AFCNA is an agricultural cooperative formed and wholly owned by the North American alpaca
fiber producers. Finding a way to develop and maximize the value of American produced fiber
is what AFCNA is all about. We invite you to join us in this exciting journey and help us
even more firmly establish the alpaca fiber business as a viable industry. Remember, the
future IS the fiber!
Judith Korff
PO Box 349, Decatur TN 37322
716-499-0383
tammy@afcna.com
www.afcna.com
S. C. ARTWORK
Specializing in unique, handcrafted pottery using alpaca motifs, which make perfect
holiday or special gifts for alpaca lovers of all kinds.
Stefanie Chaillet
Alpacaville Farm, 600 Mulford Rd., Lebanon OH 45036
513-673-2896
Stefanie@Chaillet.org
OBJECT MYTHOLOGY / CHEEKY LIVING
Producing luxury baby alpaca fashion and home accessories handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes,
while partnering with a local organization that empowers women by teaching them a skill
so that they can provide the necessary clothing, food and medicine for their families.
Karen Chien
50 Dey St. #532, Jersey City, NJ 07306
212-851-6048
Karen@objectmythology.com
www.ObjectMythology.com
VERMONT FIBER FACTORY
Providing custom processing of all types of fiber into roving, batts, and yarn, with
no minimum fiber requirement or setup fee. Visit our Vermont Fiber Factory page on Facebook.
Avoid shipping costs and drop off your fiber at the NEAC!
Liz Choiniere
5971 Plank Rd., New Haven, VT 05472
802-355-3024
liz@vtfiberfactory.com
www.vtfiberfactory.com
FARM FAMILY INSURANCE
We Take a Personal Interest In Protecting What You Value Most.
In addition to offering life, business, home, and auto insurance, Farm Family provides
specialized insurance products and services to our clients in the agribusiness and Alpaca
community, combining personal, farm, business, property, and liability coverage all under
one policy. We have been proud sponsors of local agriculture since the 1950's. We put
commitment, integrity, responsiveness and quality at the heart of everything we do.
Don Ludwig
239 Littleton Rd. Suite 5A, Westford MA 01886
978-467-1001
don@ludwiginsuranceagency.com
www.farmfamilymass.com
RIDGE MIST LLAMA & ALPACA SUPPLIES
Located in mid-coast Maine, Ridge Mist Llamas and Alpaca Supplies is a comprehensive and
competitive mail order business designed to serve the needs of the llama and alpaca
community.
Shari Templeton
612 N Newcastle Rd, Newcastle, ME 04553
207-586-6800
207-350-3080 (cell)
rmllamas@roadrunner.com
www.llama-alpacasupplies.com
EVERYTHING ALPACA
Everything Alpaca designs, develops, and manufactures a fine of women’s and men’s clothing,
accessories, knitwear, home furnishings, and gifts at our design facility in Arequipa,
Peru and offers custom tailoring services at our showrooms and through our network of
specialty retailers. Everything Alpaca manufactures innovative fabrics for womens and
mens clothing from fine Royal Alpaca, Baby Alpaca and natural fiber blends geared toward
and sold to manufacturers of luxury goods, designers and tailors.
Jose Cabrera
2119 W. 14-Mile Rd., Royal Oak, MI 48073
248-818-9768
wholesale@everything-alpaca.com
www.everything-alpaca.com
Most vendors, other than tack and equipment vendors, will be provided prime space in the bright,
glass atrium that serves as the entry and exit point for all visitors to the DCU facility. The
floor-to-ceiling windows in the atrium allow passersby on the street to clearly see vendor displays
from outside the building. In addition, this area is separated from the show arena and stalling
area by doors, keeping out any dust that might otherwise settle on your display.
Display set-up for the NEAC must be completed on Friday, November 11, 2011, between 9 a.m. and
7 p.m. Booths must be manned at all times during show hours on Saturday and Sunday, November
12-13, 2011. Booths and displays may not be dismantled or removed from the venue prior to the
show’s end on November 13th at 4:00 p.m.
Booth space is priced at: $200 per 10’ x 10’ space.
Vendors may rent tables (with or without skirts), if desired. Access to electricity is
available at no additional charge. Unless rented pursuant to the Vendor Contract, vendors
are responsible for supplying all equipment necessary for booths and displays, including tables,
chairs, back drops, and extension cords. Wireless Internet access is available through the DCU,
starting at $9.95.
Please register early! Space is limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
All merchandise, tables, chairs, and displays must be fully contained within designated booth space.
Aisles must be kept clear.
To register for vendor space at the 2011 NEAC, please print and complete the Vendor Contract;
mail the completed contract, along with full payment (checks payable to NEAOBA) to:
Pam Welty
1258 West Rd.
Ashby, MA 01431
You may contact Pam with any questions or concerns at 978-386-2515 or at Pam@SilverOakAlpacas.com.
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