Up to 8x warmer than sheep’s wool despite being significantly lighter in weight. It's little wonder why our honestly priced mongolian cashmere has always been a cult favourite.
why mongolia?
Mongolian goats have one of the warmest coats due to its extreme weathers. Temperatures through the seasons range between -40°C to 40°C, training these goats to grow the hardiest of wool.
Our mongolian cashmere range is sourced from Inner Mongolia.
why mongolia?
Mongolian goats have one of the warmest coats due to its extreme weathers. Temperatures through the seasons range between -40°C to 40°C, training these goats to grow the hardiest of wool.
Our mongolian cashmere range is sourced from Inner Mongolia.
goats with two coats
To survive the harsh climates, cashmere goats have two coats of hair: the coarse, thick coat of outer long hairs and the undercoat of fine downy fleece. Come boiling summers after the harshest winters, nomads comb the goats’ downy undercoat off to get them spun into the softest cashmere.
Instead of the the commercial harvesting method to sheer, our cashmere is removed by hand with bristly brushes that gently comb tufts of fleece from our little guys to ensure the best quality.
goats with two coats
To survive the harsh climates, cashmere goats have two coats of hair: the coarse, thick coat of outer long hairs and the undercoat of fine downy fleece. Come boiling summers after the harshest winters, nomads comb the goats’ downy undercoat off to get them spun into the softest cashmere.
Instead of the the commercial harvesting method to sheer, our cashmere is removed by hand with bristly brushes that gently comb tufts of fleece from our little guys to ensure the best quality.
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