What is Pashmina and How its made?

Pashmina or Cashmere are made up of pashmina wool which is collected every spring shedding the inner winter coat of a pashmina goat called Capra Hiracus or changyra which lives in harsh Himalayan climate above 3000 meters, higher the habitat better the quality of cashmere. Approximately 80–170 grams of fiber is collected from each goat and spun to produce Cashmere or Pashmina. Not all collected wool is ready to make your extra luxury pashmina product only half of it can be used made fiber. Throughout the winter season, the inner coat of the goat’s wool re-grows and becomes ready for extraction of wool in the next Spring. Undoubtedly it is one of the finest Diamond fibers from the Himalayas to the rest of the world. Besides this, it requires special care to make one cashmere product since it is delicate and fine. Skillful craftsmanship is involved in every step of work the process from fiber to fashion. Plus, each one is unique in its own way. As a result, they are considered to be the finest in the world.