Camel hair is a natural fiber of animal origin, usually a golden tan color. The fibers are composed of two parts: an outer guard hair and an undercoat.
Description
Camel hair is renowned for its lightness, softness, and excellent insulating properties. Used primarily for winter clothing, it offers superior warmth while being incredibly lightweight and comfortable.
History
The Bible contains the first reference to camel hair, where it mentions the use of this material for tents, rugs, and cloaks. Camel hair was first used in fashion clothing by Jaeger for coats and suits.
Properties
- - Light, smooth and soft
- - Excellent insulating properties
- - Greater sensitivity to chemicals than wool
Why choose camel hair?
Choosing camel hair means choosing a natural fiber with exceptional qualities. Its lightness and softness make it a favorite choice for winter clothing, offering unparalleled thermal insulation. The fiber's excellent insulating properties help maintain comfortable warmth without adding extra weight to clothing. Furthermore, camel hair is a renewable resource, harvested sustainably.
