Cashmere is a soft luxury fiber prized for warm, soft, and beautiful sweaters, scarves, and hats. In order to be considered authentic, the fiber must come from the hairs of the cashmere goat, an animal originally introduced to Westerners by the area of Asia known as Kashmir. When the British took control of Kashmir in the 1800s, they began exporting the fiber to Europe, creating intense demand which continues to this day. In addition to being beautiful, it is also infamous for being very expensive, due to the labor intense process used to create garments made from it.
The majority of the world's cashmere today comes from China and Mongolia, where the goats are raised in the Gobi Desert. These goats are bred specifically for their extremely soft, pale hair, which can be dyed to any color, and are therefore highly sought after. The harsh conditions in the Gobi Desert severely restrict the number of goats that can be raised, however, meaning that the hand harvested and often hand-spun fiber commands a high price when it reaches the market: and this is before the notoriously difficult yarn has been knitted or woven. Consinee purchase high quality cashmere raw material from Inner Mongolia, Qinghai and Ningxia which produce the best cashmere material in China. The cashmere material of Consinee for woolen cashmere yarns is 100% with fineness no more than 15.5μm. The fiber length for 2/26 nm cashmere yarn ranges from 34mm to 36mm and 36mm to 38mm for 2/36 nm cashmere yarns. Consinee has large amount of cashmere raw material in stock which can guarantee steady price and delivery. Therefore Consinee cashmere yarn is of high quality and can satisfy taste pursuit of top buyer.