Cashmere is one of the great classic materials. It’s a byword for softness, luxury and comfort, and exclusive by nature: it’s made from specific hairs on the pelt of a particular species of goat living in mountainous regions of Asia. The limited supply, and the fact that the whole pelt cannot be used to make the material means that no more than 6,000 tonnes of cashmere can be produced annually. Continue reading
How to Spot Great Cashmere
