Cashmere is a layer of fine wool from cashmere goats (also known as Cashmere goats), with a diameter of 14-17um and a length of 30-45mm. Cashmere fiber is composed of cortex layer and scale layer, and its cross section is elliptical cylindrical. One cashmere goat produces only about 75g of non-wool per year, and five cashmere goats produce only enough wool to weave an ordinary cashmere sweater.

Cashmere knitting yarn is mainly used for flat knitting, including roving yarn, worsted yarn and semi-refined yarn. It is used for knitting 7-stitch, 9-stitch, 12-stitch, 14-stitch and 16-stitch shirts. Cashmere braided yarn is mainly used for manual needle knitting. It is mainly made of roving yarn, as well as worsted yarn and semi-worsted yarn. The production equipment and process are different from cashmere knitting yarn. Let's talk about the count of cashmere yarn first. The common count of cashmere yarn are 16/3, 24/2, 24/3, 38/3, 48/2, etc.