Preserving the Quality of Your Merino Wool: A Step-by-Step Guide
Merino wool is a premium, natural fiber that is renowned for its softness, strength, and excellent temperature regulation. To maintain...
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Knitwear Solutions for a Windy Forecast
As the seasons transition and the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, one of the challenges for fashion enthusiasts and designers...
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From Yarn to Warmth: Celebrating the Joys of Knitwear
From the rhythmic clatter of knitting machines to the soft touch of finished sweaters, the journey of knitwear is a tale of...
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Breezy Yarns: Embracing Sunshine in Your Knitwear
As the golden rays of the sun dance across the sky, there is no better way to celebrate the joy of sunlight than by incorporating it into...
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Meet the Heavy weights: A Spotlight on Merino Sheep
Merino sheep are remarkable breed of sheep that produce some of the finest and most versatile wool in the world. In this blog post, we...
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Raindrops and Wool: Embracing Knitwear in Wet Weather
Knitwear is often associated with cozy and warm Winter days, but it can also be a great choice for rainy seasons. In this blog post, we...
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The Benefits of Natural Fabrics for Your Skin and Immune System
As we are now in the seasonal change from Winter to Spring, you might be wondering how to take care of your skin and immune system. One...
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Tech Packs 101: What They Are and Why You Need Them for Customizing Your Garments
A tech pack is a document that contains all the technical specifications of a garment, such as measurements, materials, colours,...
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What You Need to Know About Pilling on Knitwear Made of Natural Fabric: The Factors, Effects, and Remedies
Pilling is caused by friction, which breaks the fibers of your knitwear and makes them stick out. Friction can occur from wearing,...
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Why Knitwear is a Must-Have in Every Wardrobe
Knitwear is not just for Winter. It's a versatile and stylish option that can elevate any outfit, no matter the season. Whether you're...
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Wool 101 - Merino Wool VS. Regular Wool
If you are a knitwear lover, you might have wondered what makes merino wool so special compared to regular wool. Is it worth paying more...
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The Story of Knitwear Crafting: Inside CH Cashmere Factory
Today at CH Cashmere's blog we have a special treat for you: a behind-the scenes look at our knitwear factory, where we produce our cozy...
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What Is Knitting Gauge? Does It Affect the Garment?
Have you ever noticed the 3gg, 7gg, and 12gg in product description of knitwear? In today's blog post, I'm going to talk about one of the...
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What is 2/48nm and 2/26nm?
If you are interested in knitwear, you may have encountered some terms like 2/26nm and 2/48nm. But what do they mean and how do they...
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5 Reasons You Should Buy Your Child the Cashmere Product for Winter
I remember, when I was a kid, which is when my clothing choices were still largely in my mom's hands, I hated winter the most. Because...
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Raglan Sleeves vs. Set-in Sleeves: Which do You Prefer for Sweater?
Having encountered the terms “raglan sleeves” and “set-in sleeves” several times in the detailed description of knitwear products, you...
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Australia Merino Wool: the benefits, yarn brands and knit factory
Merino wool is a type of wool that comes from Merino sheep, a breed that originated in Spain and is now widely raised in Australia and...
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Story about fair isle sweater
Fair isle sweaters are known for their distinctive patterns and colors, and have a rich history that dates back to the 19th century. So...
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