Cashmere — Collective Fashion Justice

Cashmere is the down produced by the skin's secondary hair follicles, which grows in response to decreasing day-length, thus protecting the goat from the ...

Cashmere is the goat's soft, downy undercoat, grown to its maximum length by mid-winter and shed in early Spring. Any goat (except an Angora goat) can grow ...

A cashmere goat is a type of goat that produces cashmere wool, the goat's fine, soft, downy, winter undercoat, in commercial quality and quantity.

Cashmere goat, a breed of domestic goat valued for its soft wool, used for the manufacture of cashmere shawls. It varies in build and colour but the most ...

Cashmere goats are easy to raise. They are healthy animals and take only minimal care. They are not jumpers like many other goat breeds and standard woven wire ...

Cashmere is the hair fibre from the coat of a specific breed of goat. Goats are incredibly clever, inquisitive and communicative individuals who can ...

Cashmere is a product of suffering. Goats scream and struggle as their hair is ripped out so that brands can sell cashmere.

This yarn is a chunky version of our favorite yarns! It has the look of a wool yarn and the softness and easy care of a synthetic yarn. This yarn i.

The cashmere goat ... Goats are intelligent, stubborn and extremely entertaining animals that are suitable for either small family farms or large, extensive ...