Excellent Production

Baby Cashmere that is used for KiruKiru shahtoosh is the rarest, most prized, extremely fine, gossamer soft cashmere, because it is obtained exclusively from the undercoat of Hyrcus billy goats. The first shearing occurs between three and twelve months of life of the billy goats through a totally harmless delicate combing process of the animals. While the classic cashmere is obtained by shearing adult goats.
Each yarn has a diameter, specifically called micron. For our shahtoosh production, we use a range from 14 to 15 microns depending on the kids and the month in which they are shorn (more precisely, their undercoat for the production of our yarn).

KiruKiru, the shahtoosh of two worlds

KiruKiru, in fact, spans across and, at the same time, joins two continents, Asia and Europe.
Created in Asia, where real, pure cashmere was born.

High quality cashmere is obtained from processing the hair of the Capra Hircus, which lives on the Tibetan plateaus, in the Himalayan region and mainly in Mongolia at an altitude of about 4000 meters.

The Capra Hircus, has a particularly fine, soft, warm wool that allows it to face the harsh winters of that part of the world, protecting it from temperatures that reach -40 degrees.
The wool is collected during moulting or after shearing. It is then, in fact, that the hairs are selected, by choosing the highest quality from which to process the cashmere that is cleaned and then woven into fibres.
The extremely rare and prized baby cashmere is exclusively obtained from the underfleece of Hircus goat kids. Characterised by an unparalleled lightness and softness, it is available in limited quantities, exclusively for the production of exceptional garments, and solely intended for a few markets and a few prestigious fashion lines.