Cozy Cashmere: woodsy, floral, and as comforting as your favorite sweater. Fragrance notes include smooth lavender, warm vanilla, pink jasmine, and soothing sandalwood, creating a room-filling fragrance experience that feels warm and inviting.
In terms of price and quality, Himalayan cashmere stands as the most expensive and highest-quality cashmere, followed by Italian and Inner Mongolian varieties. Scottish cashmere, while generally less expensive, is still considered high quality. The coarser hair separated from the soft down is used locally for items like grain bags, ropes, blankets, and tent curtains.
Due to its limited production and costly gathering and processing methods, cashmere remains a luxury fiber. Demand and pricing are also influenced by fashion trends, making it a prized material in the global market.