Our Cashmere

From Mongolian Steppes to Timeless Garments

Every piece we create begins with the raw fibres gathered from Mongolia’s vast steppes. Working hand-in-hand with local herder cooperatives, we ensure each fibre is sourced ethically and traceably — supporting the traditions of nomadic families while protecting the environment they depend on.

Mongolian cashmere is celebrated for having the world’s longest fibres, ensuring exceptional durability and unmatched softness. It comes in four exquisite natural colours white, beige, brown, and warm grey. Garments made in these shades remain completely un-dyed and unbleached, preserving the purity of nature.

Each spring, as the harsh winter ends, nomadic herders hand-comb their goats to collect the delicate undercoat that has kept them warm through the cold season. This natural cycle, growing in winter for protection and shedding in spring, provides the luxurious fibre that becomes timeless garments.

From these origins, the journey continues through our production system, where skilled hands and thoughtful processes transform the fibres into garments that embody both beauty and responsibility — pieces that honour their source and story.