Cashmere Lace
Pascauli's Cahmere Lace is an exceptionally high-quality and exclusive yarn made from pure cashmere. With its lace weight, it’s ideal for delicate knitting projects such as fine shawls, lightweight tops, or lace-patterned designs.
Pascauli uses only the soft, combed undercoat of cashmere goats. The fibers come from goats raised in the highlands of Mongolia. The yarn is spun and dyed in Italy – specifically at the renowned Cariaggi spinning mill. Cariaggi produces some of the world’s finest yarns for leading luxury fashion houses and adheres to the highest quality standards.
Cashmere Lace is put up in 25g balls of 170 meters / 185 yards.
The company is also deeply committed to environmental protection and holds multiple certifications, including RAF (Responsible Animal Fiber) and SFA (Sustainable Fibre Alliance). The fiber and production of Cashmere Lace are SFA-certified.This means both the origin of the cashmere fiber and its processing at the mill comply with strict environmental, animal welfare, and social responsibility standards. The SFA advocates for sustainable grazing, fair labor conditions, and respectful treatment of animals.
You’ll feel the exceptional quality of Cashmere Lace from the very first stitch. Pascaul's ultra-fine cashmere fibers measure only 15.5 microns. The fibers are carefully inspected before spinning, then dyed, washed, steamed, and subjected to rigorous quality checks – including tests for pilling and colorfastness.
The yarn is 2 x 2/28 plied, making it smooth and pleasant to knit with, producing an even, elegant stitch definition. It’s perfect for airy textures and delicate patterns, especially lacework and openwork designs. Thanks to the fine, long fibers, it has a gentle halo and is significantly less prone to pilling than many other cashmere yarns.
Cashmere Lace is the perfect choice for delicate shawls, luxurious accessories, or lightweight garments. It’s wonderfully warm, feather-light, and incredibly soft on the skin – even for those with sensitivities.
You can find more information about Pascauli cashmere yarns here:Cashmere - Cashmere, a pretty fancy fibre!
