The Art and Science of Cashmere: From Goat to Garment

Often called the “fiber of kings”, cashmere is revered for its softness, warmth, and enduring elegance. Its journey from the high plateaus of Mongolia, China, and the Himalayas to a finished garment is one of nature’s gifts, refined through artistry and care.

Harvesting with Respect
Each spring, as Cashmere goats naturally shed their fine undercoat, skilled herders gently comb the fleece — a process that protects the animal while yielding the precious fibers. This humane method reflects a commitment to both ethics and sustainability.

Purity and Craftsmanship
The raw fibers are then meticulously dehaired and cleaned, separating the delicate undercoat from coarser guard hairs. Only the softest fibers remain, preserving the natural luster and unrivaled touch of true cashmere.

Spinning, Dyeing, and Creation
Through careful carding and spinning, the fibers are transformed into luxurious yarns. Expert dyeing enhances their beauty without compromising softness, before they are woven or knitted into garments that embody both tradition and modern design.

A Legacy of Sustainability
From start to finish, cashmere production is guided by a balance of artistry, responsibility, and respect for nature. Each piece is not only a symbol of luxury, but also a celebration of craftsmanship and sustainability — values at the heart of Kanchan Cashmere.