Vol. XXIV · Cashmere Atelier · 2026-27 F/W
Ordos · Self-owned mill · Est. 2002
Cashmere Products
for B2B Sourcing
From raw fiber to finished knitwear — under one roof in Inner Mongolia.
For B2B sourcing — project terms confirmed in writing
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Cashmere Product & Material Information
Use the material, color, fineness and other specifications listed in the catalog as a starting point for raw-material sourcing; applicable origin, documentation and project requirements are confirmed in writing for the specific product.
Cashmere Product Records, from Material to Knitwear
Yarn & Fabric
26/2 · 28/2 · 36/2
Garment OEM
Coats · Sweaters · Dresses · Scarves · Terms confirmed in writing
Learn OEM processFour factual reasons B2B buyers choose our Ordos cashmere factory
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Ordos origin, fiber-traceable
Each batch ships with a Certificate of Origin listing the herder cooperative and approximate GPS coordinates of the Ordos plateau source pasture. Traceable back to cooperative, harvest season, and processing plant.
2002-founded, 38,000 sqm self-owned facility
23-year operating history with a 38,000 sqm self-owned facility and 1,200+ tons annual dehairing capacity. Site visits and audits are available by appointment.
OEKO-TEX, ISO 9001, BSCI audited
OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001:2015, BSCI, and Sedex SMETA 4-pillar audits are on file. Certificates are downloadable; GOTS and RWS are available by project request.
Written terms per project
No framework agreement — each PO is confirmed by 30% deposit and written terms. FOB / CIF / EXW quotes are calculated per PO based on destination, scale, and MOQ.
Six categories, from raw fiber to home textile
Next Step Ready to start your cashmere sourcing?
Share a product reference, quantity, destination and document requirements to begin a written sourcing discussion.
How is the applicable supply structure confirmed?
This website provides a searchable catalog of cashmere products, raw material, yarn and knitwear. The applicable supply structure, product suitability, documentation and commercial terms are confirmed in writing based on the product reference, quantity, destination and project requirements.
What destination information should an inquiry include?
State the destination and the commercial or document requirements relevant to the project so they can be reviewed in written correspondence.
How should I prepare cashmere quality verification?
Include the selected product, material specification, verification approach and document needs in your inquiry, then confirm the applicable scope in writing against the relevant product record before approval.
Can you do private label / OEM?
Please include brand, product category, material, size, label, packaging and document requirements in your inquiry; applicability and project terms are confirmed in writing against the relevant product information.
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