Branka Drobnjak
Kashmir wool is a very special and unusual material. It is most likely to be the most precious natural textile in the world. The term “cashmere” is usually called cashmere, which is made of cashmere. The most popular are sweaters and pashas (scarves), but they are made of garments, gloves, capes, caps. In addition to clothing, the products are made of cashmere carpets.
There is a very interesting story with the cashmere. Its wool is actually obtained at high altitudes, on the Himalayan mountains. It is made of cashmere goats, combing the groove area – there are the finest fibers . However, these high quality fibers are not much – therefore, only 50-150 grams of cannabis goats can be obtained annually.
The Kashmir’s skin had to adapt to natural conditions in areas where the temperature of the slopes is falling to 40 degrees below zero. Thanks to their special wool, these low temperatures are causing them problems. The clothing of their fibers has therefore excellent properties – the gentleness of cashmere sweater can not be compared to any other sweaters. Of course, their heat should be noted – about six times warmer than sweaters, for example sheep’s wool. In the cashmere sweater you will definitely not be winter.
Kashmir the beautiful place.
Whenever I see the word Kashmir, the first place I go is Houses of the Holy…
Yes but I think it was In Through The Out Door …
We’re both wrong, it was on Physical Graffiti. The vinyl edition had a cool wheel that let you change the window views…
Oh yes I remember now. It was a good album but I liked Houses of The Holy Much better.
Have you ever seen this? If not, go get your wife…
https://rathergood.com/2016/04/05/viking-kittens/
This is very interesting!
Great post. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Super high-quality ecological wool of my dream! Thank you very much for this post, it’s amazing!
Nice stuff … expensive is worth its price
This is why it is so expensive I guess. Beautiful material.
I do not think you need tropical areas for you…
if you are traveling north you can use it
Interesting article. I’m thinking, what if I wear it in Jakarta – Indonesia as a tropical country with an average temperature above 25 degrees Celsius
I do not think you need tropical areas for you…
if you are traveling north you can use it
Yeah! You are so right, Branka!