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Supremely soft, exceptionally warm.

Yak wool

Yak wool is one of the softest and warmest natural fibers out there. This precious wool comes from the yak -  a cattle-like creature that lives in the north and west of the high plateau of Mongolia. As these animals deal with cold winters and plummeting temperatures, they have developed a dreamy warm coat that is considered as soft as cashmere, warmer than sheep wool, and has the added benefits of being moisture-wicking, beautifully breathable, and hypoallergenic to boot. 

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Luxuriously soft, sumptuously warm..

Cashmere

In the coldest winters Mongolian goats grow naturally a longer and finer winter undercoat, producing the worlds highest quality of cashmere, known for its luxury feeling of breathable softness like a second skin. In early spring, herders comb the loose fiber from their goats when they start to shed and harvest the wool in a natural way. The longer fibers due to the cold lead to higher product durability and no pilling that you'll find on cashmere from warmer climates.

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The sheep with the warmest wool on the coldest land of earth.

Sheep wool

Because of the extreme winters, Mongolian sheep have a double coat of wool, with a fine, soft undercoat and a longer coarser outer coat. The wool from the outer coat is used to make blankets and carpets, while the wool from the undercoat is used to make finer textiles such as clothing.

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is renowned as one of the most durable and warm natural fiber

Camel wool

Mongolian camel wool is a natural fibre obtained from the undercoat of the domesticated Bactrian camel. It protects and insulates them from the icy winter in Mongolia and has heat- balancing properties to keep them cool in summer. Camel wool is valued for its heat retention and durability. Slightly coarser than cashmere it has a reddish- brown to light brown and even white natural color. Baby camel wool is the hair of 2 year old camels and is finer and softer than adults.

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