Mohair fibres are shorn twice yearly from Angora Goats in the Spring and Autumn, their fleece quality has been refined by a combination of consistently high breeding standards and a process of meticulous genetic selection. Composed mainly of smooth keratin, mohair does not felt as wool does.
Naturally elastic, flame and crease resistant, it is noted for its high lustre and durability and its capacity to take on dyes. Prized worldwide for these exclusive qualities Mohair is known as ‘the noble’ or ‘diamond fibre’ and has the added beauty of being a renewable and natural resource.

Primary application: upholstery