Cashmere poncho from Nepal, exclusive, Camel beige

We are overjoyed! 

Finally we have managed to produce truly exclusive products in 100% cashmere - in Nepal.

A classic, sweeping poncho with an opening in the front and a beautiful neckline. Perfect for all occasions in everyday life or nice vernissages or outdoor concerts

The classic model together with the finest cashmere makes the garment a sustainable favorite that will last a long time - a very long time. 

The soft fine "down" wool comes from the lands of goats from the Mongolian high plateau. Preparation, carding, spinning, knitting is done in a small factory with 90 women in Nepal. All work is done by hand. Supporting the women in Nepal is important. Getting your own income opens up many opportunities for a better life. The work of finding a good partner for knitted 100% cashmere has been going on for several years - now we are there. That's why we are delighted to offer you this exclusive deluxe craft! Cashmere wool - a super material. Cashmere wool comes from the goats' under "down" wool, the fine wool closest to the body. It is the wool that warms the goats at high altitudes. Cashmere fiber is "Hypoallergenic" which means a product with low allergenic potential and makes it less likely to cause an allergic reaction compared to other products. The cashmere garment has the ability to insulate, breathe and warm. Cashmere is also a so-called hygroscopic fiber, which essentially means that it absorbs water from the air. This helps regulate the body in both hot and cold temperatures by absorbing and releasing moisture based on the surrounding environment. 

About cashmere/pashmina.

Like many exclusive materials and products, trade and manufacturing have their origins in the trade routes between Asia and Europe for thousands of years. Cashmere has been produced in Mongolia, Nepal and Kashmir for thousands of years. The fiber is also known as pashm (Persian for wool) or pashmina (Persian/Urdu word derived from Pashm) due to its use in handmade shawls from Kashmir. References to wool shawls appear in texts preserved from between the 4th century BC and the 11th century AD. The name comes from a specific breed of goat “Changthangi” from Kashmir, where production began in the 13th century. The history of Kashmir wool’s journey from Kashmir to Persia, Paris, Scotland, China, the USA is both intricate and very interesting.

 

Art no: 1000 

Price: €360

Colors: 24 Camel beige,

40 NEPAL RED 

Material: 100% cashmere from Mongolian goats. 

Size: ONE SIZE, fits all 

Full length- 

With breast 

Care for your garment - air it out!

Washing: The garment is made from the exclusive cashmere wool. Take care of your garment and you will have a friend for life. Air it first. Wool is self-cleaning, wash rarely. Wash with a moisturizing mild detergent adapted to wool or laundry soap.