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Cashmere is known as the king of luxury fibers, and for good reason. It is as soft as a cloud, but it can be spun into strong, durable yarns. Cashmere comes from the soft down brushed from kashmiri goats, usually just once a year when they naturally blow their coats. Our cashmere is a superfine grade with a staple length of approximately 2”-2.5” and a micron count of approximately 15, which means it is not just soft, it is also enjoyable to work with. Cashmere is the most heavily counterfeited of all the natural fibers, and much of what is sold as “cashmere” today is actually plain merino wool. Try our Mongolian Cashmere to experience the finest pure cashmere. Product of China.
Cashmere is known as the king of luxury fibers, and for good reason. It is as soft as a cloud, but it can be spun into strong, durable yarns. Cashmere comes from the soft down brushed from kashmiri goats, usually just once a year when they naturally blow their coats. Our cashmere is a superfine grade with a staple length of approximately 2”-2.5” and a micron count of approximately 15, which means it is not just soft, it is also enjoyable to work with. Cashmere is the most heavily counterfeited of all the natural fibers, and much of what is sold as “cashmere” today is actually plain merino wool. Try our Mongolian Cashmere to experience the finest pure cashmere. Product of China.
