twilled worsted from Tibetan goat hair.
a hair fiber obtained from the fine, downy wool found beneath the outer hair of the Cashmere goat. It is extremely warm and is constructed into fine or thick yarns, and light-weight to heavy-weight fabrics. Used as men's and women's coats, jackets and blazers, skirts, hosiery, sweaters, gloves, scarves, mufflers, caps and robes.
a soft, twilled cloth made of fine, carded wool from goats of Kashmir and Tibet
An exceptionally soft yarn made from a particular kind of wool.
Made from the wool of the cashmere or Kashmir goat, noted for its softness. Cashmere is one of the luxury fibers and is usually blended with wool or man-made fibers to lower the cost and to improve its wearing ability.
The fine, soft underfleece of cashmere goat native to the Himalayas.
A fine, soft wool obtained from goats native to Kashmir and Tibet.
Real cashmere fabric is woven only from the hair of the Cashmere goat. It is of fine close twill weave, napped, and extremely soft. The total amount of cashmere hair available is severely limited.
Anglicized version of fine, soft wool fabric, woven from hair of goats raised in Kashmir.
an area in southwestern Asia whose sovereignty is disputed between Pakistan and India
An extremely soft fiber from the soft undercoat hair of the Cashmere goat. You will most often see it in combination with other fibers, such as wool, which helps keep it affordable. Pure cashmere is considered a luxury fabric.
Luxury fiber from goats raised in the mountains of India, China & Iraq. Usually blended with other wool.
Luxuriously soft, expensive yarn made from the undercoat of the Kashmir goat.
luxury cloth made from under-hair of Himalayan goats
Sometimes spelt Kashmir. A very soft fabric made from the fleece of a mountain goat. Cashmere shawls were very popular and were frequently decorated round the edges, for example with the popular pine pattern.
A very fine fiber made from the undercoat of Himalayan goats, sometimes called pashmina.
One of the softest and most luxurious yarns available. Barbour only buy Chinese Cashmere which is one of fhe highest qualities available and it is most commonly used in Barbour sweaters and shawls/scarves. Hand wash only.
Hair with a mean diameter of 18.5 microns or less from the downy undercoat of Asiatic or selectively bred feral goats.
A luxury fiber obtained from the soft, fleecy undergrowth of the Kashmir goat of Tibet, Mongolia, China, Iran, Iraq, and India. Most commonly used in sweaters, shawls, suits, coats, and dresses.
Knit or woven cloth from the downy undercoat of the cashmere goat, found mainly in Kashmir, Tibet and Mongolia. The hair is characterized by an exceptional silkiness and strength, so the cloth produced from it is both soft and warm without being either heavy or coarse. The supply of raw cashmere is stable and limited, while demand continues to grow. As a result, cashmere cloth is decidedly expensive.
Very fine, soft wool (about 90's quality) from the overcoat of the long hair Kashmir goat of the High Himalaya county.
Originally the hair of the Capra Hircus goat, found in Kashmir and Tibet. Now defined as any wool under 19 microns thick and raised in other parts of the world. heongsam- is a traditional dress worn by Chinese women, typified by a high collar, long length (mid-calf usually) and button or frog closures near the shoulder.
A soft wool textile made from Indian goat hair. The same breed of goat is now grown in the United States.
(textiles) A delicate wool, generally too costly and fragile for interior use.
Luxury goat fiber from animals raised in the mountains of India, Iraq and China.
Hair of the Cashmere goat. Also mistakenly used to describe any short fine wool.
(Kashmir) from the Kashmir goat, a hair fibre found in Kashmir India, Tibet, Iran, Iraq, and South west China. Often mixed with wool or synthetics to cut costs and improve the wear. All weaves but mostly plain or twill. All knits. Fibre is cylindrical, soft and silken. More like wool than any othe hair fibre. Has a very soft silky finish; very light in weight. Doesn't stand up to hard wear on account of extremely soft downy finish. True colour is brownish, but can be dyed any shade. Comes in different weights.
this magnificent material is made from the down of the kashmir goat, which is found in kashmir india, tibet, iran, iraq, china, persia, turkestan and outer mongolia. the fiber of the down is cylindrical, and has a soft, silky finish. although light in weight, cashmere is very warm.
Cashmere is wool from the Cashmere goat. ;
The fine, downy wool at the roots of the hair of the Kashmir goat. Valuable and expensive for its' rarity, usually used in sweaters, scarves, and the like.
A natural fiber obtained from the soft fleecy undergrowth of the Kashmir goat. Most commonly used in sweaters, shawls, suits, coats, and dresses. A luxury fiber with a very soft hand.
Cashmere is a fine fiber obtained from the undercoat of the Himalayan Cashmere goat.
A luxury natural fiber found from the soft fleecy undergrowth of the Kashmir goat, found in Tibet, Mongolia, China, Iraq, Iran and India. It is most commonly used in sweaters, shawls, suits, and outerwear for its warmth and softness.
from the Cashmere goat in Tibet and the Kashmir province in India. It is known for its softness as well as Long Wearing attributes as fabric and when used with wool is a great Upholstery Fabric.
Cashmere is the underdown shed annually by goats living in the high, dry plateaus surrounding the Gobi Desert, which stretch from Northern China into Mongolia. These goats have a coarse outer hair that repels the weather. Under that outer coat lies a much finer fiber, cashmere, which insulates these animals from the bitter cold. It takes one of these rare goats four years to grow enough cashmere for one sweater. Each goat is combed by hand every spring. Then the fleece is collected and sorted by hand. Cashmere sweaters are usually knit on hand-operated machines. Therefore, both the scarcity of the fiber and the handwork required to convert that fiber into a luxurious garment contribute to cashmere's price