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Prized by Royalty for centuries, high altitude cashmere is
the softest, warmest & lightest natural fabric found in
the world. During the last decade the cashmere wrap has transcended
from high vogue to fashion trend to timeless classic accessory.
Really fine cashmere is valuable and rare, but it is the essence
of the superior garment.
Nest International source the finest quality "Diamond
Fibre" cashmere combed from the inner coat of the Himalayan
mountain goat to create purely luxurious wraps.
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A pashmina is a type of goat endemic to Kashmir, Ladakh, and
Himachal Pradesh regions of India. Its fleece has been used
for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that also
bear the same name. They are known for softness and warmth.
Pashmina is simply "cashmere." The name is more
appropriate, corresponding to a local term for wool, while
cashmere reflects the colonialist perspective -- the [noted]
fabric of Kashmir.
Cashmere is goat wool, and is harvested from a high elevation
breed of Capra hircus, the ordinary domestic goat. Due to
the persistent conflict in Kashmir, most pashmina goats are
now raised in China, particularly Xinjiang and Mongolia. |
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