Pashmina is an exclusive apparel that is made from the animal hair fiber made from the underhair of Himalayan goats, mainly found in Changthang area of Ladakh – India. The Goats naturally shed their coats every spring which regrow in winter. People collect only the underhair of the goats because it is the material that makes pashmina very soft and warm. Combing is used to collect the coat rather than shearing.  Shearing is a common method of collecting hair but coats collected by shearing don’t work as the finest raw material for authentic pashmina. The collection of good hair is very important because this raw material solely determines the quality…