Pashmina wool is gathered by combing the very soft undercoat of the goat during the springtime moulting season when the goats shed their winter coats. This is a natural shedding process unlike shearing.

Skilled herdsmen use fine-toothed combs to separate the soft undercoat from the coarser hair. No harm is done to the goats and responsible herders ensure their well-being so that this precious natural resource is preserved for future generations

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