In 16th Century, Along the Ancient Silk Road , the Caravans of Traders Brought the Downy Fleece From Central Asia to Kashmiri , India . With These Soft, Downy Short Fibers, the Kashmiri Craftsmen Wove Shawls Manually, Which Were Soft, Fine and Beautiful Ornaments. At That Time, Imperial Families, rich and Powerful People, Were Proud of Owning a Several Pieces of Shawl.

　　However, Almost All Experts are not Agree on Kashmiri , India as Being the Place of Origin. Fortunately, There Was A French, Who Found These Fibers in Kashmiri, and gave the First Name “ Cashmere ”----In the Long Fierce Winter, the Goats Grow a Downy Fleece of Soft Hair Under Their Thick Exterior Coats.

　　Cashmere Enjoyed “Diamonds of Fiber” for Its Soft, Warm and Rare. There Are A Several of Main Pastoral Areas, Such As Inner-Mongolia, XinJiang , Tibet in China ; Mongolia and Afghan. Chinese Cashmere, With Three Colors: White, Brown and Light Grey, is Famous for the Largest Quantity and Perfect quality in the International Market. In the Spring, Before the Goats' Hair Moult, the Herdsmen Begin to Comb Out the Cashmere . And the Buyers Start Purchasing Carefully for the Production of the Whole Year.