A scarf from cashmere
a touch of luxury
Cashmere is the most valuable textile of all. The noble material, however, only gives real pleasure when you know for sure that it was produced under fair conditions and the quality is superb.
Carina Cashmere guarantees genuine cashmere, from fair and sustainable production. We have our cashmere regularly tested and certified for its quality. In order to be able to guarantee our customers fair production, we visit the factories in Nepal several times a year. We love Nepal and support the country with various aid projects.
100% finest cashmere
Purest Mongolian cashmere divided into 3 quality grades.
Fair production in Nepal
We love Nepal and check the manufactures personally on site.
Fast free shipping
Fast free shipping from 50 CHF within Switzerland.
Personal advice
We stand by our products - we will be happy to advise you personally.
Natural color scarves
Natural color scarves
Fair cashmere production
Sustainability and fair working conditions are more important than ever. And that is what we are committed to every day. With our local business partners, we have found people to whom our standards are just as important as they are to us. Only when everyone, from the farmer to the weaver to the retailer, benefits from the value chain, only then can a unique product with history and love be created.
100% cashmere
Fibers with a diameter of 19 micro or less may be designated as cashmere. Compare this to a human hair; this is about 50 to 70 micro fine! Thanks to their crimp - crimping the hair creates small cavities in which the air can be trapped. As a result, they give off a warmth that can not be matched! Another quality feature is the length of the individual fibers. The longer it is, the less risk there is of individual hairs in the tissue coming loose and causing itching. Since the cashmere fiber is not flaky and does not contain lanolin, it is the only wool that even people allergic to wool can wear.
Aid projects
Our aid projects in Nepal Dimil, the farthest hamlet of the Tapting Valley, is over 12 hours by car from Kathmandu. Then you hike up for 3 days until you get to one of the most remote villages anywhere. This is where our elementary school is located. Visits there are deeply moving, it is nice when help arrives in such an uncomplicated way and has such an enormous effect.
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Testimonials
our blog
In our blog we regularly report about news and our projects in Nepal.
Donation of books for the school in Dimil
Quality of cashmere and pashmina scarves
How much is a 100% cashmere pashmina
