Recycled Cashmere

Reclaimed cashmere fibers from post-consumer sweaters and mill scraps, mechanically processed and re-spun. Offers luxury softness with dramatically lower environmental impact.

Score Breakdown

72/100

Durability50

Comfort85

Breathability68

Warmth82

Moisture Wicking55

Sustainability90

Care Ease45

Best For

🌱Sustainable Fashion

Excellent

Excellent sustainability (90) and biodegradable — great eco choice

🏃Athletic Wear

Good

Good breathability (68) and moisture wicking (55) for light activity

🧥Winter Outerwear

Good

Good warmth (82) for cold weather

😴Sleepwear

Good

Good comfort (85) and breathability (68) for sleeping

Detailed Use Case Scores

everyday75

formal68

Pros

✓ Luxury softness at lower environmental cost
✓ Diverts cashmere garments from landfills
✓ No additional goat grazing or land degradation
✓ Maintains excellent warmth-to-weight ratio

Cons

✗ Shorter fibers pill more readily than virgin cashmere
✗ Lower durability — fibers weaken through recycling process
✗ Limited color selection based on source materials
✗ Still requires delicate care despite being recycled

Care Guide

Washcold (30°C)

Cyclehand

Detergentph neutral

BleachDo not bleach

Dryflat dry

Ironlow

Dry Cleanrecommended

SoftenerNo

Special Notes

• Shorter fibers may pill more — use a cashmere comb

• Fold to store — never hang

Additional Care Tips

• Hand wash only in cold water (20°C/68°F) with cashmere-safe detergent
• Never wring — gently press out water between towels
• Lay flat on a mesh drying rack to dry; reshape while damp
• Use a cashmere comb to remove pills gently
• Fold and store with moth repellent — never hang cashmere
• Dry clean as an alternative for structured garments

Cost

$$$$$

Mid-range

Shrinkage

May shrink 2-5% — wash cold

Eco Rating

Strong environmental credentials