cashmere

Cashmere is a thin layer of fine wool that grows on the outer epidermis of goats and hides on the roots of goats'coarse hair. It grows out when it is cold in winter, resists the wind and cold, falls off after turning warm in spring, and naturally adapts to the climate. It belongs to a rare special animal fiber. Cashmere is very precious, not only because of its scarce output (only 0.2% of the total output of animal fibers in the world), but also because of its excellent quality and characteristics. It is considered as "fiber gemstone" and "fiber queen" by people in the transaction. It is also called "soft gold" because all the textile materials available to cashmere manufacturers are incomparable. About 70% of the world's cashmere is produced in China, and its quality is superior to that of other regions.