Cashmere and its characteristics

    Cashmere is a layer of soft wool that grows on the outer skin of the goat and covers the root of the goat's long hair. It grows when it is cold in winter and gradually falls off when it is warm in spring. Compared with wool and other fibers, it has the characteristics of slender, soft, smooth, light, warm, soft gloss and strong elasticity. It makes up for the shortcomings of thick, rough, poor elasticity and large shrinkage of wool. It is known as "fiber diamond" and "soft gold" in the world