Worsted cashmere is a thin and soft layer of insulation taken from the hair roots of goats growing in high-altitude and cold regions on the plateau Fluff, which grows in winter and naturally falls off in spring, adapts naturally to the climate and is a rare special animal fiber;Shepherds usually use a special combing tool to comb down the wool before it falls off, then remove the wool and comb it into pure cashmere.
They then select fibers with a fineness between 14.5 and 15.5 microns to make the finished product, which is more skin friendly than traditional cashmere sweaters with a fineness of 17.5 microns or more.
Wearing it close to the skin feels comfortable and soft like baby skin. From the outside, it has a natural luster, a soft and plump feel, soft, light, warm, smooth, and elastic, which is incomparable to all textile materials that humans can currently use.
