[cotton like textile] understanding cashmere

Cashmere is a thin layer of fine cashmere growing in the outer cortex of goats and covering the roots of goat coarse hair. It grows in winter and cold, resists wind and cold, and falls off after warming in spring. It is a kind of rare special animal fiber. Cashmere is very precious, not only because of its scarce output (only 0.2% of the total output of animal fiber in the world), but also because of its

excellent quality and characteristics. It is regarded as "fiber gem" and "fiber Queen" by people in the trade, which is incomparable with all textile materials available to human beings, so it is also known as "soft gold". About 70% of cashmere in the world is produced in China, and its quality is better than other countries.