Handspun, hand-dyed cashgora yarn.  Spun and dyed by a women's co-operative in Tajikistan.  The cashgora is raised by farmers in the Pamir mountains in the southern part of the country.  The goats are combed and the fiber is sent to be washed and de-haired in Afghanistan.  The fiber is then distributed to the spinners in seven different villages in Tajikistan - three in the north and four in the south.

To view individual spinners' bios, please visit www.cashmerepeopleyarns.com. 

Cashgora refers to goats that are a crossbreed of Angora (mohair) and cashmere-producing goats.  The resulting fiber produces a yarn with the best qualities of each goat breed - the strength and shine from Angora and the softness of cashmere.  Though technically not as fine as cashmere, cashgora ranges between 18 and 23 microns, similar to the softness of Merino wool.  This yarn is durable, less prone to pilling than cashmere, and gets high marks for drape in your finished product. 

• Fingering weight

• 100% Cashgora

• 100 g / yardage falls within the range of 360 - 469 yards (320 - 429 m)

• Made in Tajikistan

Yarn Characteristics

• Soft and durable

• Shiny with a beautiful drape

• Non-superwash

• Hand-spun 
  

Care Instructions

Hand wash in cold water. Lay flat to dry. 

Please purchase enough yarn to complete your project. 

We try hard to capture the essence of each colorway, but please keep in mind that colors may vary from monitor to monitor.