Cashmere is one of the rarest natural fibers in the world. It comes from the undercoat of certain goats that live in extreme climates, where they develop a very fine inner layer to protect themselves from the cold. When you use it, you quickly understand why it is different: it is light, soft, and warm without being bulky.

It is obtained once a year, in spring, when goats naturally shed their hair. It is not shorn; the fiber is collected by hand, following its natural cycle. In this process, the finest hair is separated from the rest, and then only a part of it is selected. This is where the quality is defined.