10 Kinds Of Essential Fabric Knowledge For Autumn And Winter, Clothing People Must See! (2)

02 Cashmere

"In winter, the cashmere coat is warmer than a hug."

But when it comes to cashmere, many people may confuse it with wool. In fact, their source is different: wool comes from sheep, and cashmere comes from goats.

There is a saying, "One sheep's wool can be made into many woolen sweaters, but many goat's wool can be made into a cashmere sweater."

Because the method of collecting cashmere is more complicated and the output is much less than that of wool, the price of cashmere is much more expensive than wool, but it is also much more comfortable.

Cashmere is 8 times warmer than wool, but it weighs only one-fifth of it. It is the best choice for winter clothing, but it is also more delicate and has a lower durability than wool.

Cashmere is light in texture, extremely skin-friendly and breathable. It combines lightness, softness, warmth, and has a natural and soft color. Moreover, the water absorption of cashmere sweater is the strongest among all textile fibers, it does not shrink after washing, and has good shape retention.

  Maintenance:

1. Washing: dry cleaning is best;

(If you want to wash by hand: warm water about 30 degrees, add a professional detergent for washing cashmere, soak the cashmere in the water and gently rub it. After washing, gently press the water out, or wrap it in a towel to absorb the water and squeeze it slowly. Let out the moisture, and dry it in a ventilated place.)

2. Storage: Store after washing, ironing, and drying; pay attention to shading to prevent fading. It should be often ventilated, cool, dusted, damp, and not exposed to the sun;

3. Such as pilling: After washing, use scissors to gently cut off the fluffy balls. After several washings, as some loose fibers fall off, the pilling of the clothes will gradually disappear.