long cashmere cardigan
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gray cashmere cardigan
cashmere cardigans womens and Pashmina are the best of the best with regards to winter wear. Delicate and smooth to contact, the texture is featherlight, yet keeps you warm – one reason why it's valued (and pricier!) than stout cotton sweaters. cashmere cardigan grey
cashmere hooded cardigan
As extravagant as they may feel, Cashmere sweaters and Pashmina wraps have a confounded, barbarous excursion to your wardrobe – and we're here to reveal to you why they are best maintained a strategic distance from.
cashmere sweater
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womens turtleneck sweater
There’s a reason why Cashmere is the way it is – lightweight yet very, very warm. It’s because those fine hairs were never intended to for humans – they are the protective down that keeps mountain goats warm!
womens turtleneck
cashmere wrap cardigan comes from Cashmere goats that live in the mountains of Jammu & Kashmir, China and Mongolia. These goats produce a double fleece that consists of fine, soft undercoat of hair mingled with a straighter and much coarser outer coating called guard hair.
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cashmere jumper
The average Cashmere goat is capable of producing 80-170 grams of fibre per year – so it would take 1 goat roughly 4 years to produce enough hair to make a sweater.
When you factor in the numbers – it takes the wool of 2-3 Cashmere goats to make 1 scarf – you can imagine how many animals are tortured in a year to produce the millions of sweaters that you see on the racks at Marks & Spencer or in a J Crew catalogue. camel color turtleneck
women cashmere sweater
Unfortunately, whether it’s cashmere or pashmina, goats raised for their hair are subjected to dehorning, castration, ear notching – all without anaesthesia. Young goats with perceived imperfections in their coats are slaughtered, as they won’t be able to produce quality fabric.
