Chyangra Knitwear is made from Chyangra Pashima, Chyangra Pashmina is internationally recognized as cashmere of the highest grade. It is the world’s most revered luxury fiber, sourced from the native Himalayan mountain goats called ‘Chyangra’ (capra hircus laniger) in Nepal. The Chyangra goats are raised high in the isolated Himalayas, at heights of over three thousand meters above sea level

The ultra-soft cashmere from the inner coat of the Chyangra goats holds a romantic and unique position in the luxury goods industry. It has been popular among the royal and noble dynasties for centuries as the fabric of the finest and most prestigious garments. Spun by hand and woven or knitted into a wide variety of fabrics, this traditional material continues to find new applications while winning the loyalty of new generations of discerning customers.

Quality Standard:

• Fiber Diameter: Should not exceed 17 microns.
• Fiber Purity: The yarn should have a minimum of 97% Pashmina fiber.
• Fiber Strength: Not specified.
• Fiber Composition: If mixed with any other fibers, the yarn should have a minimum of 51% Pashmina content.
• Yarn Count: Not specified.
• Color Fastness: The fiber should feature durable color fastness.
• Harmful AZO Dyeing Usage: The fiber should be free from harmful AZO dyeing.