Organic Mongolian Cashmere

Our exclusive cashmere collection is designed by LA designer Zula Tokarz founder of Pine Cashmere. Her journey began 2015, when she traveled to Mongolia’s countryside where her father grew up. There she was inspired by the rich history of Mongolian cashmere and their nomadic herders. Influenced by her culture and the need to help others, Zula wanted to pioneer a socially responsible business model within the fashion industry.

Mongolian cashmere is renowned for its exceptional quality, characterized by fibers that measure just 15-19 microns in diameter, making them finer than most other types of wool. This fine fiber is meticulously transformed into exquisite garments and accessories by skilled artisans. The delicate art of handcrafting cashmere has been passed down through generations, preserving the authenticity and artistic essence of these luxurious products.

For over 3,000 years, Mongolian nomads have roamed the grasslands, searching for the best pastures and campsites. This traditional lifestyle is facilitated by the ger, a portable home that can be easily assembled and disassembled.

The nomadic people transport their gers on horses and camels as they follow the seasons, seeking optimal grazing conditions for their livestock. The Cashmere is collected during the spring molting season when the goats naturally shed their winter coat. Then, the cashmere undergoes other stages of processing such as sorting, scouring, dehairing, spinning, weaving or knitting before it becomes a luxurious garment.