The Material

Most recycled cashmere sucks. It's not much better for the planet because most brands use sketchy yarn they buy from other companies. There's no transparency so god knows what is in that sh*t. To make it worse, the products are rough and scratchy. NAADAM thinks that's all BS. We didn't make recycled cashmere until we could do it right! We use our own cashmere, leftover yarn and fabric scraps to close the loop on our cashmere production. When we get enough material, we use a machine to break it down into yarn and spin it with virgin cashmere. Nothing goes to waste, and it's soft AF. Plus, it's Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certified. We're even better the second time.

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Breathability - Low

Low

Breathability - Low

Fabrics with this quality are able to transmit moisture through the material, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the warmer temperatures.

Breathability - Medium

Medium

Breathability - Medium

Fabrics with this quality are able to transmit moisture through the material, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the warmer temperatures.

Breathability - High

High

Breathability - High

Fabrics with this quality are able to transmit moisture through the material, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the warmer temperatures.

Wrinkle Free - Yes

Yes - If care instructions are followed

Wrinkle Free - Yes

Natural fibers such as wool, cashmere, and silk contain properties that resist wrinkles when the fabric is taken care of properly.

Wrinkle Free - No

No

Wrinkle Free - No

Natural fibers such as wool, cashmere, and silk contain properties that resist wrinkles when the fabric is taken care of properly.

Odor Blocking - Low

Low

Odor Blocking - Low

Some odors tend to "stick" or absorb easier into certain fabrics. Fabrics that have odor blocking properties won't absorb any unwanted smells.