Our cashmere is Grade A, which means the best quality you can find in the nature. The quality of cashmere fibers directly influences the material’s durability, softness, and resistance to pilling. Our cashmere yarn is OEKO-TEX certified and spun in Inner Mongolia, where you can find goats of the highest quality due to the favorable weather conditions. The result is cashmere that is light, incredibly soft and extremely warm.

Cashmere is sourced from Tibetan cashmere goats, which originally roamed the chilly mountain ranges of the Himalayas. In the 10th and 12th centuries, these goats were moved by Chinese herders to Mongolia, Tibet, and northern China. The soft, insulating fibers were spun into yarn to help people in these cold regions. As the Asian empire expanded, cashmere eventually made its way along Western trade routes, becoming a coveted material worldwide. In the 13th century, Marco Polo introduced cashmere to Italy, where it swiftly became the fabric of choice for the aristocracy, prized for its luxurious feel and exceptional quality.

Cashmere goats have a delicate undercoat that provides them with natural protection against the cold. Every spring, this soft wool is carefully removed using a special comb. In the wild, the goats shed their undercoat naturally to prevent overheating during warmer months.

Once the undercoat is removed, the cashmere is meticulously cleaned to remove dirt and grass. The fibers are then sorted based on fineness and color, washed, dried, and spun into yarn. It takes the wool from three to four goats, collected over an entire year, to create just one luxurious cashmere sweater.