MCashmere

Tibetan wild yak is the original stock from which the present domesticated yak originates. The yak lives on the high altitude areas in Mongolia. To insulate them from the harsh winters with snow and extremely low temperatures, yaks have a long shaggy fleece. The yaks wear both long and thick coarse hair, and short and soft fibers. These fibers are used to make the yak wool, after it’s been combed or shed from yaks.
The fibers come in four different colors - grey, brown, black and white. These fibers are very fine which make the yak wool very soft and light, it feels like a gentle breeze on your skin. But still the yak wool will keep you warm, just like the shaggy fleece does for the yak.