When people talk about cashmere yarn, you may have heard the words worsted and woolen. What is woolen cashmere and worsted cashmere? In brief, they are two kinds of yarns with different thicknesses in appearance due to different technological processes during the spinning of raw cashmere into yarns.

When you think of summer clothing, knitwear is probably not something that comes immediately to mind. Knits are often reserved for colder seasons, weather, and places… and not often considered during the hot, sweat-inducing summer season. But knitwear made from silk and cashmere blend yarns is sure to turn all your former notions of knitwear on its head!

From April to June each year, herders trim the goat’s hair. Then they wash the raw wool and cashmere. After visual sorting, remove impurities and dehairing, coarse hair and cashmere will separate. According to difference between fiber length and fineness, cashmere is divided into three grades of A,B and C.

Cashmere yarn is made by arranging textile cashmere fibers in parallel and twisted. The product made by combining and twisting two or more yarns is called strand. The first number refers to the number of strands plied together.

A good cashmere sweater feels soft and delicate. No irritation when in contact with the skin and no tightness on the body.

The weight of cashmere sweaters is lighter than that of the same gauge sweaters of wool and other materials.

In the winter, people will always add a few new cashmere sweaters to their wardrobes. The sweaters have become soft, fashionable, comfortable to wear, not wrinkled, stretchable, breathable and hygroscopic. A fashionable item that people love. But many people don't know how to buy sweaters. Where is the difference between cashmere sweaters and woolen sweaters? Today, we will answer them in detail.

Cashmere yarns are generally made from a variety of staple fibers of varying lengths by splicing, as well as from long continuous filaments. 

It is very annoying when sweaters get those little fuzzy balls all over them. When this happens, it is called pilling. 

Hand-washing is the safest, easiest and most economical way for you to maintain your two-ply cashmere sweater. Two-ply cashmere is able to withstand a warm water hand wash.

The reason why cashmere is very precious is not only due to the scarcity of production (only 0.2% of the world's total output of animal fibers), but more importantly its excellent quality and characteristics.