1). Extreme Climate Creates Finer Fibers

Mongolia has one of the harshest climates on Earth, with winter temperatures dropping below -40°C. To survive, goats grow an exceptionally fine and dense undercoat — the source of premium cashmere. Harsher climate = finer, softer fibers.

2). Naturally Longer and Stronger Fibers

Mongolian cashmere fibers are typically longer and more uniform than cashmere from many other regions.
Longer fibers mean:

• Less pilling

• Better durability

• Smoother finished fabric

3). Mongolia Is the World’s Largest Raw Cashmere Source Mongolia produces over 40% of the world’s raw cashmere supply, making it the most important origin globally.

4). Hand-Combing TraditionCashmere in Mongolia is still traditionally hand-combed during spring molting season, which:

• Protects fiber integrity

• Keeps fibers cleaner

• Avoids damage from machine shearing

5). Naturally Hypoallergenic & Breathable Mongolian cashmere contains very low lanolin, making it:

• Gentle on skin

• Breathable

• Comfortable for sensitive wearers

6). Sustainable Nomadic HerdingCashmere goats are raised by nomadic herding families, grazing freely across natural grasslands — not in industrial farms.
This creates a traceable, natural fiber ecosystem.