Cashmere

Cashmere is a luxurious type of wool obtained from the undercoat of certain goats, mainly found in regions like Mongolia and Inner Mongolia. This wool is remarkably soft, lightweight, and warm because of fine fibers that trap air, providing excellent insulation. Cashmere is highly valued in the fashion industry for its comfort, durability, and elegant feel. Gathering cashmere involves carefully combing the goats during the molting season, making it a sustainable and natural fiber. Due to its rarity and quality, cashmere tends to be more expensive than regular wool, offering a combination of comfort, warmth, and sophistication.