Women's Cashmere Dress Sweater V-neck and 100% Cashmere Knitted

• Elasticity: Slight-Stretch
• Sleeve Style: Regular
• Fabric Type: Knitting
• Hign-concerned Chemical: None
• Pattern Type: Solid
• Fit Type: Regular Fit
• Silhouette: Fit and Flare
• Neckline: V-Neck
• Decoration: none
• Style: Office Lady
• Dresses Length: Mid-Calf
• Material: CASHMERE
• Age: MIDDLE AGE
• Season: Autumn/Winter
• Closure Type: Pullover
• Type: Regular
• Waistline: Elastic Waist
• Sleeve Length(cm): Full
• Craft of Weaving: Knit
• Release Date: Autumn 2024
• Gender: WOMEN

Product Information

The Sweater is made of 100% cashmere.

Cashmere is called soft gold, which is the goat's first down. Without any joints, it is softer and warmer than wool.

*Hand Wash Only. It's not machine washable. Do not tumble dry.

*All the products of our company are Standard Asian size, please choose your suitable size according to the size chart.

SIZE CHART

M: Bust 90 cm, Length 106 cm, Sleeve 57 cm, Shoulder 37 cm

L: Bust 95 cm, Length 108 cm, Sleeve 58 cm, Shoulder 38 cm

XL: Bust 100 cm, Length 110 cm, Sleeve 59 cm, Shoulder 39 cm

Note: (manual measurement, there may be a 2-4 cm error thank you for your understanding.) And due to different displays and different batches of products, the real picture may be slightly different. I appreciate your understanding.

*Cashmere is a 100% natural product extracted from Alashan League goats. The function of cashmere makes it one of the most popular materials in cold and humid environments. Even a thin layer of cashmere is more effective in keeping warm than any fiber.

Cashmere Famous As Soft Gold

Difference Between Cashmere With Wool

The wool comes from sheep, cashmere comes from goats.

Fiber characteristics: Cashmere's fiber diameter is smaller than that of wool, its texture is more delicate and soft, and its scale structure is smaller, making its thermal performance better than that of wool. Wool fibers are relatively thick, hard in texture, and not as warm as cashmere.

Production: The production of cashmere is much lower than wool. Each goat can produce only a few dozen grams of cashmere a year, while the average sheep can produce 10 to 18 kilograms of wool a year.

Heat preservation: The warmth of cashmere is 4 to 8 times that of wool, which is mainly due to the hollow structure of cashmere fiber and small scales so that it can better lock the air to form an insulation layer.

Skin affinity and hygroscopicity: Cashmere is more skin-friendly than wool and hygroscopicity is stronger. Cashmere sweaters are the most absorbent of all textile fibers, and wool, although hygroscopic, is also good, compared to cashmere is still slightly inferior. The fibers of cashmere are hollow and wool is solid, so cashmere is lighter, softer, and warmer than wool.