Dehaired Yak Hair

The dehaired yak hair is also one of the world rarest textile raw materials. The dehaired yak hair we use is collected from the yak in Tibet and Qinghai Plateau of China. To keep out the cold winter, the yak grows a layer of thin wool to fill in under the hair in Autumn. The yak grows in ecological environment, and its undercoat is free from any chemical pollution due to artificial feed. When weather turns warm in Spring, the layer of undercoat falls off by itself. So the collection of undercoat does not cause any harm to yak.

The collected undercoat go through ultraviolet light disinfection for killing pathogenic bacteria; and then manual selection for eliminating impurities; and then washed with environment-friendly detergent before separation with special machine for hair removal, and the thin and soft undercoat obtained upon hair removal is called dehaired yak hair.