Our cashmere comes from goats raised by nomadic herders in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia. These families follow seasonal patterns and use traditional combing methods to collect the soft undercoat. The animals are not harmed. The fiber is sorted and collected locally before being sent to small- and medium-sized certified factories for processing.

We believe that cashmere should be made in a way that respects both people and the planet. That’s why we work with producers who avoid overgrazing and follow grazing rotation plans. Our factory partners offer fair wages and safe working environments.

At the same time, we know that the Mongolian landscape is under pressure, especially from mining and climate change. That’s why we started “Origin Mongolia,” our own non-profit initiative. A portion of our margin goes directly into reforestation projects in Mongolia. This helps rebuild soil, reduce dust storms, and bring long-term stability to the land.

The cashmere we use is tested for quality, fiber thickness, and color. We focus on fibers that are 14.5 to 16.5 microns — thin enough to feel soft, strong enough to last. We never blend with acrylic or polyester. If dyeing is involved, we work with certified processes to ensure it’s safe for skin and low-impact on the environment.

Whether for garments, accessories, or home items, we aim for softness, durability, and consistent production quality.

We’re working on the process and will share full documentation on every step of our supply chain — fromorigin to the finished product. You’ll know who made your products and how they were made. All partners are documented, certified where possible, and regularly visited.

In the future, we plan to make this even more visible. Our long-term goal is to build a digital traceability system. With it, you can follow the journey of your products. You can even track the tree your purchase helped to plant in Mongolia.