This is an oversimplified version of how a cashmere sweater/scarf is made and reaches customers.

Raw Cashmere Fiber

First you have the raw cashmere fiber that’s collected from cashmere goats. The raw fiber from goats looks nothing like anything wearable. It needs to first undergo many intense processes to become clean cashmere fiber ready to be spun into yarn.
Clean Cashmere Fiber
Cleaning raw cashmere fiber means getting rid of all foreign materials like dirt and debris. The process follows right after is carding and combing where all fiber are arranged in the same direction, which is a requirement for yarn spinning.

Cashmere Yarn

All sorts of yarn can be spun depending on what final products are being made. Each type of yarn is most suitable for certain styles so as a seller, if you manage to have a basic understanding of cashmere yarn, it will be immensely beneficial.
Knitted Cashmere Product
There are countless different products made from cashmere, but they can be divided into two main categories – knitted and woven.

Woven Cashmere Product

More often than not, it’s quite easy to distinguish a knitted item from a woven one as they differ both in appearance and physical characteristics.
Labeling and Packaging
At this stage, labels are added to your cashmere sweater/scarf, and they are also carefully packed so they can arrive at your warehouse safe and sound.

Shipping

An international shipment can take from weeks to months depending on means of transport so it’s crucial that all products are well protected during the journey.
Selling
Finally, after months of collaborative work between several companies that involve maybe hundreds of people or more, you have your chic cashmere styles on display.
