Noble, comfortable, resistant and with very high thermal insulation, Cashmere is a closed weave that adds value to women's and men's looks, especially in seasons with lower temperatures, such as...
Noble, comfortable, resistant and with very high thermal insulation, Cashmere is a closed weave that adds value to women's and men's looks, especially in seasons with lower temperatures, such as autumn and winter.
Discover the main types of Cashmere:
Cashmere Baby is known for its precious, incomparable and delicate fiber, extracted from Hircus Goat puppies only once, when they are 6 years old. During this period, a kid produces around 80 grams of extraordinarily soft and precious cashmere, a small amount compared to the 250 grams that can be collected in adulthood.
Breeders collect cashmere yarns delicately through a process of combing the animals, which only separates the excess hair from the puppies, which were lost naturally. This process takes place between May and June, a time of milder temperatures, where the puppies no longer need to protect themselves from the cold and the natural process of shedding their hair occurs.
If you are looking for a light, soft and warm product, Baby Cashmere Pashmina is perfect for you.
Diamante Cashmere is one of our favorites, with its composition being 50% Cashmere, carefully extracted from goats in their adult stage, and 50% Modal, a natural fiber produced from the extraction of wood pulp. This combination is responsible for the soft and smooth touch of the piece, which bears the name diamond due to the designs formed by the weave of the two fibers.
The composition of the product brings with it versatility, making it ideal for use both on colder days alongside a coat, and as an accessory on a milder night.
Fishbone Cashmere got its name due to its weave, which reminds us of a fishbone. This pashmina was developed especially for colder days, as it is a more robust piece, made with 100% Cashmere.
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