Yarn with Cashmere

Enjoy the softness and luxury of soft cashmere yarn, the premium fibre obtained from the finest hair of the cashmere goat. Its warmth, lightness, and exceptional feel make it the ideal yarn for knitting autumn and winter garments and accessories. If you want to buy cashmere yarn online, at our GarmonYarns store you will find yarns with cashmere blended with wool, acrylic, or natural fibres, offering durability and versatility. The cashmere yarn for knitting is perfect for garments that require extra softness.

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ETROFIL - Angora Lux - Imagen Principal
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ETROFIL - Angora Lux
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Yarns with cashmere, extra softness

The cashmere yarn category at Garmonyarns offers you the chance to knit with one of the softest and most luxurious fibres in the world. Cashmere comes from the finest part of the coat of the cashmere goat, which is native to Central Asia. This natural fibre is known for its extraordinary softness, lightness and thermal properties.

Cashmere is up to eight times warmer than sheep's wool, but much lighter. It is also highly breathable, hypoallergenic and does not itch, making it the perfect choice for garments that come into direct contact with the skin, even for the most sensitive skin types.

In this category, you will find yarns with cashmere blended with other fibres such as sheep's wool or acrylic, which improves their resistance and makes them easier to care for. Although we currently only have one product, ETROFIL – Angora Lux, this category is designed to offer you the best of the cashmere world for your autumn and winter projects.

Yarns with Cashmere – Elegance, softness and comfort in every strand

Knitting with cashmere yarn means choosing the highest quality and comfort. Its lightness and warmth make it ideal for jumpers, scarves, hats, cardigans and children's garments. Cashmere provides a luxurious, soft finish with a perfect drape that is difficult to match with other fibres.

Our yarn currently available, ETROFIL – Angora Lux, combines cashmere with other materials to offer the perfect balance between softness, strength and warmth, at a more affordable price than pure cashmere. It is the perfect choice for those looking for a premium yarn without compromising on practicality.

What does the Cashmere category include?

In this category you will find yarns containing cashmere, one of the most luxurious and prized natural fibres in the world of textiles. This type of yarn is obtained from the finest hair of the cashmere goat, which provides exceptional softness, lightness and thermal properties.

Currently, this category includes the following yarn:

▷ ETROFIL – Angora Lux, which combines cashmere with other fibres such as wool and acrylic to improve strength, durability and maintenance, while maintaining the characteristic softness of this premium fibre.

Characteristics of yarn with cashmere

✅ Premium natural fibre: Comes from the finest hair of the cashmere goat, especially from the neck and belly area.

✅ Extreme softness: Softer than wool and much more pleasant to the touch, it does not cause itching.

✅ Lightweight and superior thermal capacity: Up to 8 times warmer than traditional wool with much less weight.

✅ High breathability: Provides comfort in cold climates and regulates body temperature.

✅ Hypoallergenic: Does not contain lanolin, ideal for people with sensitive skin or allergies to other types of wool.

✅ Balanced composition: Blends with wool and acrylic, such as in ETROFIL – Angora Lux, offer greater resistance, durability and ease of care without losing the softness of cashmere.

Benefits and recommended uses of yarn with cashmere

Key benefits:

  • ▷ Unbeatable softness, ideal for sensitive skin.
  • ▷ Great warmth without adding weight.
  • ▷ Elegant drape and luxurious texture in garments.
  • ▷ Highly durable thanks to blends with other fibres.
  • ▷ Hypoallergenic and skin-friendly.

Recommended uses:

  • 🧥 Lightweight yet very warm jumpers, cardigans and jackets.
  • 🧣 Scarves, neck warmers, hats and gloves with a silky feel.
  • 👶 Children's garments thanks to its softness and warmth.
  • 👘​ Vests, stoles or winter accessories with a premium finish.
  • 👗 Knitting or crochet projects that require an elegant, high-quality finish.

How do you use yarn with cashmere?

✔️ Tips for use:

  • ▷ Always knit a sample first to adjust the tension and check the drape.
  • ▷ Use needles or crochet hooks suitable for the thickness of the yarn (see product information).
  • ▷ Although blends such as ETROFIL – Angora Lux are more resistant, we recommend hand washing garments in cold water with a special detergent for delicate wools.
  • ▷ Do not wring or rub. Dry flat, away from direct light and heat sources.

✔️ Extra tips:

  • ▷ Cashmere has excellent shape memory, so garments will return to their original shape after washing.
  • ▷ Ideal for projects that seek a balance between luxury, practicality and durability.
  • ▷ If you are looking for the warmest and lightest effect, combine openwork stitches with this type of yarn, taking advantage of its great thermal capacity and lightness.

Why buy yarns with cashmere from Garmonyarns?

At Garmonyarns, we offer yarns with cashmere selected for their quality, softness and comfort. We are committed to premium fibres that combine elegance, warmth and lightness, such as ETROFIL – Angora Lux, which achieves a perfect balance between luxury and practicality thanks to its blend of wool and acrylic.

  • ✔️ We guarantee quality products, expert advice and fast, professional service.
  • ✔️ Our shop specialises in selected yarns and wools so you can enjoy knitting with the best fibres on the market.
  • ✔️ When you shop at Garmonyarns, you are investing in quality, trust and a passion for the world of knitting.

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