Mainly cashmere and wool, and a certain amount of silk and yak.

Our cashmere, lambswool, and normal wool are from Inner Mongolia;

Merino wool is from Australia and New Zealand;

Yak is from Tibet, Qinghai, Gansu in China;

Silk is from Zhejiang in China.

We make everything cashmere and wool, both knitted and woven.

Printing and dyeing are also part of our main categories.

120,000pcs of knitwear;

1,500,000pcs of woolen scarves;

100,000pcs of worsted scarves.

For knitwear our MOQ can be as low as 10pcs with stock service yarns. For custom yarns, MOQ is 60kg per color;

For woven products MOQ is generally 60kg per color but negotiable depending on styles.

Pre-payment to start sampling. Samples are charged 2 times bulk price;

Lead time is loosely 10-20 days but negotiable;

Samples are sent via DHL, FED-EX, UPS, TNT etc and shipping cost is paid by customer.

30% deposit to start production, and 70% balance against B/L. Payment terms T/T, L/C;

Lead time 2-4 months depending on quantity, style etc;

Closest ports are Tianjin for sea shipment and Beijing for air shipment. However, other ports are also acceptable.

For cashmere products, material waste during production and profit margins are two main parts that decide prices.

Since cashmere is so expensive, a penny saved during production is a penny earned. We have the best experienced technicians meticulously working at each single manufacturing process to minimize any excess waste. With technical pieces, we also offer suggestion to our customers for tweaks and refinement to keep prices down while maintaining the essence of the original design.

Very reasonable margins are added to the products we make with an insight to establish a long-term business relation.

You can either choose from our styles, or have us make your styles from physical samples, tech packs, or even photos.

All the trims that come with the product are customizable, like buttons, zips, embroideries etc.

Labeling and packaging are also customizable.

Yes.

Firstly, we are traditional Mongolian herders living on the Great Gobi Desert. As a result, we know all the details about our cashmere goats, including how to ethically source cashmere fiber. Most importantly, our culture and religion prohibits ill-treatment of animals and other living creatures.

Secondly, we are a member of Sustainable Fiber Alliance. In other words, we are staying up to date with the latest sustainability policies.

Thirdly, all our production meets international standards.

In addition, we are an active player in social activities that benefit our community.