Hailing from the high plateaus of Asia, yak wool captivates with its unmatched warmth and softness. Natural and precious, it combines comfort, authenticity, and lasting elegance.
In spring, the yak naturally renews its winter coat. This is when the collection begins, as the animal gently sheds its finest hairs.
2. HARVESTING
Breeders carefully comb the animal to collect the down beneath the outer coat, causing no discomfort or pain.
3. SORTING
Once collected, the wool is carefully sorted by hand to separate the softest, longest fibers, which will provide the best comfort.
4. WASHING
The fibers are then washed in clean water to remove any impurities. This process preserves the natural texture and softness of the down.
5. SPINNING
After drying, the wool is carded and then spun to create a regular and durable yarn, ready to be worked.
6. MAKING
Finally, the yak yarn is knitted or woven to create warm, comfortable, and durable pieces with a naturally soft touch.
OUR FASHION TIP
Dare to wear yak for a look that is both refined and natural. Pair a yak sweater with flowing wool trousers or a long skirt for a soft, enveloping, and timeless style.
THE BENEFITS
Naturally warm, soft, and breathable, yak offers unique comfort. More durable than regular wool, it retains its suppleness over time and comes from a respectful harvest during the animal's natural shedding.
OUR CARE TIP
Wash by hand or on a cold wool program with a gentle detergent. Dry flat and store folded to preserve the shape and softness of the knit.
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