Mohair Mélange - Titicaca

Mohair is a highly prized textile fiber obtained from the hair of the Angora goat, named after the Turkish capital (Ankara), where it has been present for over two thousand years. Mohair is distinguished by its luster, cleanliness, uniformity of fibers, and the absence of impurities. Furthermore, the fibers obtained from the Angora goat are particularly long: they grow 2 cm per month, reaching 30 cm in length in a year. Mohair's distinctive characteristic, besides its luster, is its "nervousness," which makes it the most elastic and crease-resistant natural fiber, making it very suitable for the production of garments that do not require frequent ironing, such as coats. Mohair is also a good thermal insulator (both in summer and winter), is lightweight, highly breathable, poorly flammable, and has good stain resistance. Mohair is a highly prized textile fiber obtained from the hair of the Angora goat. It stands out for its shine, cleanliness, uniformity of the fibres, and the absence of impurities.