How cashmere is made 

At least the chihuahua was warm 🤷🏻‍♂️ 🤣

@@gregw4303 they said it was small enough to fit a chihuahua not that they have one but it would be a perfect gift to gift someone who has a small dog 😂

@@ronnie2820 so, the chihuahua gets nothing? Oh they will be upset!

Oh my gosh I remember one of my customer came to our store returning a child size cashmere sweater insisting we gave her the wrong size! 😅

I too have a similar story. It's so traumatic and makes you really particular about your laundry for life. At least that's what it did for me when my Mum tossed mine in the dryer. ✌🏼💗

Why was husky your go-to?

@@saveoursquirrels4241 because I recently learned that you can comb out a husky and make yarn from them.

@@briannasquire765 thats crazy

Shear sheep not shave. Kia ora from New Zealand

@@marilynschmidt6400 I've always wondered what the difference between those are

Oh i didn't saw any comment yes

There r like 20 comments spreading mis info ... It's awful

@@Rootofasphodel no. It's not another way to spell kashmir. Kashmir is called "kasheer" in kashmiri. So kashmir is already an English name. And even if the thing you said is the case, the wool would still not be called Kashmir, as they are still different things.

@@Rootofasphodel IT'S NOT. IT'S A WHOLE DIFFERENT THING. KASHMIR IS A STATE

@@yayayayya4731 now this. Is correct.

Why would they? Spending lots of money on a tool, clothes, or some other inanimate object for "luxury" purposes is pathetic to say the least. But, I wouldn't know about that.

@@senam23 it's price means that it's sold as luxury goods. Properly cared for, it will work as highly effective insulation and be comfortable against sensitive skin for several decades. That means it becomes cheap on cost per number of times worn. Compare that to the cost of cheaper garments for the same wears.

@@michellebyrom6551 That, I didn't know (the fact that it gave good insulation), but I still wouldn't spend money on that.

@@michellebyrom6551 exactly. People who spend their money on cheaper options spend more on the long run because of the quality.

@@wiggilytaco7570 Yes and no. It depends on what we’re talking. Theres sensible choices, like spending more on a good pair of boots rather than Walmart crap that blows out after you wear them twice, but there’s also things that are wildly more expensive that just aren’t worth the money. I would also say this is one of the biggest problems that fuels the cycle of poverty. It’s very expensive to be poor.

From what I know, they are not...Besides, it would drive down the price.

I hope they do, should significantly drop the prices.

You do realize these cashmere goats do not regrow their coats in the wild. So any cashmere fibers that are harvested from these goats either means they are kept in captivity or get killed for their coats... Domesticated sheep and llamas have been selectively bred over the years so they can regrow their coats

@@3rdfloor751 They are brushed...it's the undercoat that gets turned into fiber... Like the Samoyed people with their dogs...they make the brushed undercoat into wool to make clothes...

that would rock. I would drape myself in it

Is that true? I own Billy goats and they don't produce cashmere.

I think maybe you mean Angora goats. I'm pretty frustrated when I read my posted replies and have made some mistake. I guess I should proofread more 😐😐😐🙂

Ikr, almost all "product" animals have been through this ^^'

They want to keep the price high... If the offer is higher the price goes down, 99% of the reason why expensive products cost so much Is scarcity

they probably have, it just takes a few thousand years to get there :/

Where is your empathy people?

@@CherryBerryFashion what do you mean? I didn't/don't support it.. ^^'

Is angora from a rabbit?

@@michellesmith8912 yes. Unfortunately it is hard to source ethically though

@@michellesmith8912 It hurts rabbits. My opinion - don’t buy angora

Most people named cashmere usually are.

I had a co worker named Lovely. Same.

@@jdouce6074 I had an employee named diamond who was complete trash lmao

@@jdouce6074 I had an uncle whose name translates to "Gem". Great guy, had a great job. Drunk himself to death.

@@kakalimukherjee3297 Aw man 🤦🏾bless his heart. Hope he made peace with himself. Drowning in alcohol one could never know what's happening emotionally

I'm sure he's extremely sorry tho!😊 maybe he'll buy you a new 1 someday

He pointed out that it was not the top but undercoat, so you should brush it out like a dog undercoat rake rather than shaving it.

They brush the goats...it's their dead undercoat...soft and fluffy from living in the Himalayas.

Kashmir aint no india im pakistani no hindi lan

That would be "Kashmir"

chile- not you mixing cashmere with Kashmir 🤨💀💀😩

That is what I thought. The softness is from rabbits. No wait I am thinking of angora. I don't know, I wish I did. But I do know one thing I love rabbits and I love you

They dont shave them, they brush them.

There’s no exchanges on this.

So almost a grand in today’s money.

Actually its kashmir peace from india

@@being_netizen it's "Cashmere" not kashmir. Kashmir is totally different. Just because the names are similar doesn't mean you can use the terms interchangeably

@@being_netizen pajeet

Always answer 'goat' when in doubt.

Ma'am are you sure it didn't also have a tag attached to it with some numbers written on it ?

@Han Boetes what do you say.. I LOVE ANIMALS

@Han Boetes .

@Han Boetes oh no, PETA got another one💀

@Han Boetes these specific goats need to be taken care of whether their wool shed naturally or not and the wools are very useful for both the natural environment and humans. They also depend on the people as people depend on them and it's simply symbiosis. If you're really an environmentalist and animal lover you'd have investigated about this entire business than accusing others of cruelty. What do you survive on so far? You also need to eat. You can't just eat air and drink water. I can accuse you of plant cruelty if you're a pure vegan too.

Synthetic fibers can be spun that thin (think polyester yarn), but it does not have a cellular microstructure like natural hair & wool, so it is limited on how well it can trap heat

WTF.. Why would you wear something synthetic wool? Alpaca, angora, cashmere, merino 4 life

Why would they? Wool, cashmere, etc are sustainable, eco friendly, and biodegradable and the animals absolutely MUST be well cared for to produce it. Harvesting it is necessary for the animal's well being. It's simply a byproduct of necessary animal husbandry; if it's not utilized, it can simply be given back to the earth (earthworms love the stuff for food and birds use it to line their nests). Animal fiber is a great example of symbiosis; the animals are protected and provided for and in return we benefit from the hair they would naturally shed in nature (they no longer need to because we take care of them). Why put more toxic plastic in landfills when this beautiful relationship already exists?!

@@jagoldenpyrenees491 I cried while reading this. It's beautiful

Call it what you will. It all makes me itch and break out in hives.

They arent shaved, they are brushed😁

Goats don't have clothes. Especially now that you have them all.

its Cashmere and you need to go back to school to understand the difference