Mohair is one of the oldest fibers in the world. The word mohair is derived from the Arabic word "mukhayyar," meaning "the finest selected fleece."
History
Angora goats are believed to have originated in the mountains of Tibet and reached Turkey in the 16th century. They were then introduced to England, South Africa, and the United States in the 19th century. In the 1960s, mohair was popular as a suiting fabric blended with wool.
Properties
- Natural shine due to the reflection of the large outer scales of the fibers
- The most durable of all animal fibers
- Removes dust and dirt more easily than wool
- Wrinkle resistant
- Biodegradable
Why choose mohair?
Mohair is an extremely durable and versatile natural fiber. Its natural shine and ability to repel dust and dirt make it an attractive choice for high-quality clothing. Additionally, its wrinkle resistance and biodegradability contribute to its eco-friendly and practical appeal. Mohair is ideal for those looking for a luxurious and durable fabric suitable for a variety of applications, from costumes to home textiles.
