Climate, biodiversity, deforestation, nutrient cycles ... humanity has pushed the limits of the earth to its limits It is time for everyone, producers and consumers alike, to realize that we must review our lifestyles,  to finally take into account the limits of our world. We are convinced that it is vital and urgent to stop exploiting natural resources, non-renewable and renewable energies without limits. From now on, it will be necessary to integrate the environmental cost of our lifestyles and production to better manage and produce products in a responsible and equitable manner. Produced thousands of kilometers from France, cashmere is produced by herds of goats, the Capra Hircus . After mowing or hair removal with a comb, deprived of their fleece, weakened goats are more sensitive to cold and disease.

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In recent years, breeding has become intensive and the multiplication of herds has disastrous ecological consequences such as the reduction of natural spaces and the desertification of large areas. With our association, we have chosen to fight against the wastage of this extraordinary material obtained under such conditions. By preserving this material, we show our respect for animals, people and the planet. We are giving this already produced cashmere a second wind by prolonging its life cycle and imagining an almost perpetual recycling of the fibre. This new yarn then returns to the circuit to produce recycled cashmere sweaters or accessories which over time, will reduce the pressure on herds, breeders and the environment.