Brushed Lace
Brushed lace is a quality yarn made from super fine fibers from Angora goats mixed with mulberry silk, which is the finest silk. The yarn consists of 72% fine kid mohair and 28% mulberry silk. The hair from the kid is carefully selected for this product. The fibers must be very fine and long to provide the best quality. There are no silicone or other softening agents added to achieve the softness.
A brushed mohair yarn will always shed a little hair, but Mohair by Canard doesn't "shed" much. Brushed lace is often called silk mohair by knitters.
Von Broich - Mohair by Canard's brushed lace is silky soft and lustrous by nature.
Kidmohair is a natural product of the highest quality from South African mohair goats. Today, South Africa accounts for over 50% of the world's total mohair production, and this status gives rise to great responsibility for production methods and quality.
The mohair goats are sheared twice a year either by hand or by machine. The animals are in no way harmed in this process.
The mohair is sorted by length, fiber diameter and quality.
The mohair is then washed, carded and combed to the top, from which it is spun.
Von Broich - Mohair by Canard is spun from mohair that has RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard) status.
The yarn is dyed according to Oeko Tex Standard 100
