There are many types of high-end fabrics. Among the luxury fabrics, some are mixed with valuables such as 18K gold thread and diamond powder to become high-end decorative fabrics, and more are natural plush fabrics made of animal fur. What I want to introduce to you are the following: Peruvian alpaca wool Peruvian alpaca grows in the Andes Mountains of South America, and the number has dropped sharply over the centuries. It is said that the average purchase price of an alpaca wool is 700 US dollars, which is nearly 5,000 yuan. Velvet Upholstery FabricThe price of this fabric after being made into a suit is close to the price of gold at that time.

Cashmere Cashmere is a thin layer of fine cashmere covering the root of the goat's coarse hair. It grows in the cold winter to resist the wind and cold, and falls off after the spring turns warm. It naturally adapts to the climate and is a rare special animal fiber. The best cashmere in the world is produced in my country's Inner Mongolia and the Republic of Mongolia. Cashmere's delicate and soft feel and excellent thermal properties make it popular among consumers. Baby cashmere The best of cashmere, produced from a few months old baby goat, each baby goat can only produce 30-50 grams of baby cashmere on average,

its preciousness can be imagined. Assuming that a suit requires 1200 grams of cashmere, more than 40 heads of baby cashmere can be woven into the fabric of a suit. Merino Cashmere Merino sheep grow in Australia and New Zealand. The wool fiber is long and thin, with excellent performance, high spinnable count, soft and elastic feel, and is suitable for making fine worsted fabrics. It also has good milling properties, and is also an excellent raw material for thick and tight woven fabrics.