Cashmere doesn't come from a sheep like you may think, but from the cashmere goat. These goats are found across the Himalayas where temperatures can drop to -30°C and their freezing cold habitat ...

Here's how cashmere is made. This prized material stems from the cashmere goat and is also almost three times more insulating than sheep wool. These goats can be found across the Himalayas ...

Cashmere doesn't come from a sheep like you might think, but from the cashmere goat. These goats are found across the Himalayas where temperatures can drop to -30°C and their freezing cold ...

The main culprit is the country's estimated 27 million cashmere goats, which are farmed for their highly-prized wool. Unlike the country's 31 million sheep, the goats dig out and eat the roots of ...

This precious wool comes from the cashmere goat, which lives in extreme weather conditions and consequently develops a layer of wool inside its outer coat to protect it from the cold.

"This luxurious fibre is known the world over as Pashmina, the softest and most expensive type of Cashmere wool in the world. Andrew Newey A herder prepares his Changra goats to rest for the night ...