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Cashmere Doesn’t Itch: Why It Feels Soft (and W...

High-quality cashmere is famous for one thing above all: comfort. It’s warm yet lightweight, incredibly soft, and—most importantly—it doesn’t itch. Still, many people ask the same question every winter: “Why...

Pilling: What It Is, Why It Forms, and How to M...

Pilling is one of the most common phenomena in knitwear, especially in garments made from fine fibers like cashmere. Those small balls that form on the surface of the fabric...

Vanisè yarn

Vanisè yarn is a type of wavy twisted yarn with a thicker thread and a finer thread renowned for its softness, shine and resistance. It is a type of yarn...

Fine combed cashmere yarns

A few days ago we talked about worsted spinning, now let's talk about worsted Cashmere yarns. Combed yarns are made from very fine and long fibers and generally, for this...

How to work with untreated cashmere yarns

Cashmere machine knitting yarns and cashmere yarns for hand knitting on cones are never treated (or almost never) and must be treated (washed) after processing. This is because knitting untreated...

Come lavorare i filati in Cashmere non Trattati

I filati in cashmere da macchina da maglieria ed il filati in cashmere per lavoro a maglia a mano in rocche non sono mai trattati (o quasi mai) e vanno...