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Cashmere production has four basic steps: harvesting, sorting, shearing, and spinning.
Harvesting is done by hand combing, during the natural seasonal moulting of the animal in late spring. Sorting and grading of the hair is also always done by hand.
The fiber is then washed to remove dirt, grease and any remaining plant matter from the collection, the fiber is then is ready to be made into yarn
The production of knitted fabric, called knitting, is carried out using straight knitting machines.
The resulting fabrics are allowed to rest for a day so that they regain their natural indentation as a result of tension and elongation due to the weaving process.
The making-up in which the various parts of the pattern are assembled: front, back, sleeves, edges and collars.
We use tools such as sewing machines, cut and sew, and linking machines, which require highly skilled staff to ensure an excellent level of quality of the garments made.
All our garments are washed through a phase called "fulling" which allows us to give the garment the usual softness typical of cashmere.
The final ironing completes and enhances all the previous operations. The garment is bagged and is ready to be sold.
