There are many ways to print and dye on cashmere wool products and they have similarities and differences. This article explains the basics of the two common types of prints – Digital Printing and Screen Printing.
Although made from the same material, cashmere or wool scarves can be very different in appearance. Some look clean and elegant, while some look downy and bulky. The difference is all in felting.
“Soft Gold”, “Fiber Diamond”, such are the flattery names given to cashmere. But really, what is so special about cashmere that makes people obsessed? Is it just a hype or does it really deserve the credit?
Why is cashmere from Inner Mongolia the best? How many goats are there? How much cashmere is produced? What is good quality cashmere? In what areas do cashmere goats live?
Knitwear is stretchy, flexible, and can serve a dazzling variety of functionalities. This article offers you a sneak peek into how this old technology is applied to cashmere and wool.
Woven fabrics are stable, durable, sturdy, and versatile. The very basics of weaving is shown in this article.
Look how the dirty mess of raw cashmere fiber is turned into cashmere yarn through ingenious application of mechanical and chemical forces.
To make a cashmere scarf or sweater, the first step is to have the raw material. Do you know how cashmere fiber is collected? Is any harm done to the goats? How much fiber does a cashmere goat produce? Have a look at this article where these questions are answered.
Cashmere is one of the most luxurious fibers in textiles. This article explores typical characteristics of cashmere that make it so valuable.
Wool is the most common animal fiber in textiles, accounting for 1% of all fibers consumed. Read more about this interesting material.
A very simple guide to how cashmere business works, outlining the process in which raw fiber becomes a high-end cashmere product sitting at your store.