A coat is an essential item to keep out the cold in autumn and winter. It is neither as bulky as a down jacket nor as thin as a windbreaker. Light and neat yet warm and comfortable, it is deeply loved by people. The types of coats on the market are also diverse: cotton coats, wool coats, cashmere coats, sheepskin coats, double-sided woolen coats, etc. There are many types and different materials for consumers to choose from.
Cashmere coats have made their debut in recent years, becoming popular in the fashion circle and receiving numerous awards. Favored by fashionistas. However, when buying coats, some novices find that they cannot tell the difference between a sheepskin coat and a cashmere coat. What is the difference between the two? Which one is better? As an editor in the clothing manufacturing industry, today I will share with you the fabric knowledge of sheep shearling and cashmere coats to help you correctly identify the differences between the two.
1. Different raw materials
1. Raw materials of cashmere coats:
1. strong>Cashmere coats are made from a thin layer of fine cashmere that grows at the roots of the coarse hairs on goat skins. They grow when winter comes to protect them from wind and cold, and fall off naturally when the weather gets warmer in spring. It naturally adapts to the climate and is a very rare natural animal fiber. 2. Raw materials for sheepskin coat: Sheep fleece is the remaining wool after shearing cashmere with a knife. It undergoes professional antiseptic treatment, is dyed, and is finally processed into sheep fleece coats, carpets, cushions and other items. In terms of warmth retention, sheep shearling is superior. Because the sheepskin coat is made of sheepskin, it is more effective in resisting wind and cold. Cashmere is a layer of fine hair cut from goats. 1. Sheep shearing: There are many coats made of sheepskin on the market, which feel relatively rough and not as soft as cashmere. There is not as much velvet on the surface of the fabric as cashmere, and the texture looks inferior to cashmere. Sheep shearling 2. Cashmere:Cashmere feels plush to the touch, soft and delicate to the touch, and has a soft and bright natural luster like silk. It feels as close to the skin as water and is very comfortable. Light and silky, as if wrapped in a cloud of warmth, it’s hard not to put it down. Wearing it close to the body can promote hair follicle activity, stimulate blood circulation, and help reduce fatigue and maintain health. Cashmere Sheep shearling is prone to static electricity and has a short service life. It will generally become felt after 1-2 years. , deformation, inconvenient maintenance and other phenomena. Cashmere has slender villi and a fiber fineness of about 15 microns, so the fabric texture is dense and thin with natural curls. The weaving density is small, and the fiber tissue is fluffy and not easy to deform. If properly maintained, a piece of cashmere can last 10 years. Cashmere Both have their own advantages, and consumers can choose to buy according to their own preferences. The editor believes that overall, cashmere coats are more cost-effective, more durable and practical. 
2. Different touch feeling
3. Different durability
4. Which one is better, sheepskin coat or cashmere coat?
