Our cashmere is​ ​​ Grade A, which means the best quality you can find in nature. The quality of the cashmere fibers has a direct impact on the durability, softness and peeling of the material. 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. Our cashmere is lightweight, incredibly soft and extremely warm.

Cashmere comes from Tibetan cashmere goats, originally from the Himalayas. The goats migrated with Chinese shepherds to Mongolia, Tibet and the northern provinces of China in the 10th and 12th century. With the development of the Asian empire, cashmere slowly began to enter the trade routes of the West. In the 13th century Marco Polo brought cashmere to Italy, and here it became the fiber of choice among the aristocratic elite.

Cashmere goats have a very fine undercoat
that protects and insulates them from the cold
temperatures. Every spring, the cashmere wool is removed from the goat with a special comb. In the wild, the cashmere goat sheds its undercoat itself in order not to overheat in the heat.

In the wild, the cashmere goat sheds its undercoat itself in order not to overheat in the heat. The fibers are then sorted according to fineness and colour, and then the cashmere wool is washed, dried and spun into yarn. It takes about a year’s worth of cashmere from three to four goats to make a single cashmere sweater.