What makes cashmere different?
Cashmere comes from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats, primarily from Mongolia and China. The fibres are extraordinarily fine far softer and lighter than standard wool; which gives cashmere its signature warmth-to-weight ratio. A well-made cashmere sweater keeps you warm without bulk, and softens further with every wear.
Not all cashmere is the same
Grade A cashmere uses the longest, finest fibres. These pieces pill less and last longer. At Bellemont, our cashmere pieces are crafted from premium-grade fibres so that your investment holds its shape and softness season after season.
How to care for cashmere
Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent, or use the delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag.
Never wring or twist; lay flat on a clean towel to dry in shape.
Store folded, never hung. Hanging stretches the fibres over time.
A fabric comb removes pilling easily and restores that fresh appearance.
Air between wears rather than washing after every use, cashmere is naturally odour-resistant.
The cost-per-wear argument
A cashmere piece worn twice a week for five years costs less per wear than almost any fast-fashion alternative. That's what dressing with intention actually means — fewer, better things that last.
✦ Discover our cashmere jackets, hooded sweaters, and half-zip styles. Built to last a decade.

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