Capabilities
Our Mill
A vertically integrated cashmere manufacturing facility in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia — founded 2008, spanning 197,500 sq ft (18,350 m²).
One of Mongolia’s Most Complete Cashmere Facilities
Founded in 2008, our 197,500 sq ft (18,350 m²) vertically integrated facility in Ulaanbaatar brings every stage of cashmere production under one roof — dyeing, spinning, weaving, knitting, and finishing. From raw fibre intake through finishing, we maintain complete oversight of the production chain.
This integration allows us to guarantee consistency, reduce lead times, and maintain the quality standards that European, Asian, and international fashion houses require. Every garment, accessory, and textile we produce can be traced back to its source fibre. Our finished work is shown at our showroom at Central Tower in central Ulaanbaatar, a short drive from the mill.
Manufacturing Process
Four Factories Under One Roof
Our facility operates four integrated production lines, equipped with machinery from leading partners — Stoll (Germany), Shima Seiki (Japan), Savio and Bigagli (Italy) for knitting and spinning, and PDM dye vessels running German SETEX process control, with Italian STALAM and ALEA drying.
The full production processDyeing Factory
81
Standard Colourways · Pantone Matching
Spinning Factory
120
Tonnes of Yarn / Year
Woven Factory
600,000
Metres of Fabric / Year
Knitting Factory
30,000
Knitted Garments / Year
Technical Specifications
Production Parameters
Fibre Properties
Raw Material Specifications
- 15.5–16.5microns
- 39–42mm staple length
Graded Mongolian cashmere, hand-sorted at intake. Fibre properties verified at every lot.
Knitting
Available Gauges
- 3GG
- 5GG
- 7GG
- 12GG
- 16GG
From heavy outerwear weights through ultra-fine gauge knits.
Spinning
Yarn Counts
- CashmereNm 26/2, 14.5/1, 16/1
- sheep wool12/1, 14.5/1, 16/1
- camel & yak12/1, 14.5/1, 16/1, 22/2
Cashmere is spun two-ply at Nm 26/2 and as singles at Nm 14.5/1 and 16/1. Garments are knitted in Nm 26/2; the singles are supplied as yarn and 100% cashmere fabric. Sheep wool is spun singles only; camel and yak run singles and two-ply.
Technology
World-Class Equipment Partners
Precision machinery at the stages that set quality. Spinning, knitting and weaving come from Stoll in Germany, Shima Seiki in Japan, and Savio, Bigagli and Itema in Italy. Finishing runs on Italian wool-trade machinery — Zonco and Famit fulling and washing, Lafer raising, Mario Crosta shearing, Corino open-width handling and KD Biella decatizing. The dye house runs PDM vessels under German SETEX process control, with Italian STALAM radio-frequency and ALEA drying either side of it, supported by garment wash and drying equipment sourced regionally.
Every machine on the floor
Germany
Stoll
Computerised flat knitting machines for fully-fashioned garments, complex cable patterns, and intarsia work. Industry-leading precision for shaped knitwear up to 16GG.
Japan
Shima Seiki
Whole-garment knitting technology producing seamless garments directly on the machine. Reduces waste, eliminates seams, and enables intricate three-dimensional knit structures.
Italy
Savio
High-precision winding and spinning equipment for yarn production. Controls ply structure, tension, and count consistency across every cone.
Italy
Bigagli
Specialist spinning frames for fine-fibre yarns. Produces even-twist, low-pilling yarns across cashmere and blended compositions.
Wuxi, China
PDM
Loose-stock and package yarn dyeing under German SETEX process control. Dyeing fibre before it is spun carries colour into the core of the staple; recipes are held per lot so a shade can be run again.
Italy
Itema
Rapier weaving machines, including the Somet Alpha PGA, feeding our woven factory. Itema unites Somet, Vamatex and Sulzer — the houses that shaped modern weft insertion.
Quality Control
Every stage, every batch.
Integration only means something if each stage is checked before the next one starts. Our in-house laboratory runs on Mesdan Lab instrumentation — fibre and yarn go on the instruments rather than being judged by hand, at every stage of production and on every batch we run. Results travel with the goods as a batch record, so a specification met once can be met again on a repeat order.
See the full test protocol- Standard
- MNS 6926:2021 for sustainable production, with MNS 6809:2019 and MNS 5820:2007 certifying product and yarn conformity.
- Measured
- Fibre fineness and length, yarn count, twist, evenness and strength.
- Documented
- A batch record from raw-fibre source through to final inspection, available on request.
Global Partners
Brands Across the Globe
Markets served: Japan, United Kingdom, Italy, South Korea, Norway, Russia, United States, China, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, France, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Mongolia.
Strategic Location
At-Source Advantage
Based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, we operate at the source of the world’s finest cashmere. Direct access to herding cooperatives and raw fibre markets means we bypass intermediaries, ensuring authenticity, competitive pricing, and first-party traceability from fibre to finished garment — evidenced by per-lot and per-stage records issued on request.
Our at-source position shortens the supply chain, reduces cost, and gives our partners a direct connection to one of the planet’s most valued natural fibres. We work with herders who practice traditional combing methods, ensuring both animal welfare and fibre quality.
Come and see the floor
Clients visit the mill regularly, and you are welcome to send your own or a third-party auditor for quality inspections. Tell us when suits and we will schedule around production.