The cashmere used to produce this fabric is made from the very finest Inner Mongolian cashmere, whose luxurious handle is renowned the world over. The low bulk, high loft fibres combine to make the warmest and most comfortable garments ever worn. 

Cashmere: the ultimate fabric choice

• Cashmere is characterised by its luxurious soft fibres, which allow for natural, lightweight insulation without bulk.
• Cashmere is appropriate for all climates as it has a high moisture content, and its insulation properties change with the relative humidity in the air.
• The finest fibres are gathered from the saddle of the cashmere goat.
• Cashmere fibres are harvested by carefully combing the goat’s fleece during the spring months.
• Cashmere fibres are generally extremely fine, averaging between 14 and 17 microns, making the cloths they produce desirable and luxurious to wear.
• Cashmere fabrics have a beautiful handle, a natural sheen and exquisite drape qualities.