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Mohair comes from the Angora goat and is one of the oldest fibers in use today. It is considered luxurious along with other well known fibers like silk, and cashmire. It is warm in the winter and cool in the summer and is often used in combination with other fibers. These fabric "blends" are created because many people suffer allergic reactions to the Mohair fiber. Mohair should not be confused with Angora wool which comes from an angora rabbit, but will sometimes be incorrectly called mohair.
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What is the fabric called from an angora goat?
Angora goats produce a fibre which is called mohair.
What are the uses of mohair?
Mohair is used in scrves, winter hats and suits
What is the difference between mohair from a goat or mohair from a sheep?
fiber diameter
Is mohair man made?
the steiff elephant trampy was made of mohair? help
Which animal does mohair wool come from?
Mohair, a fibre, comes from Angora goats.
Is mohair man made or natural?
Natural - Angora goats produce mohair
Is goat fur called mohair?
Mohair is the fleece of the Angora goat. This is a goat that is bred for the use of the hair, it is not as thick as wool therefore it is called Mohair.
Who sells genuine mohair women's scarves & shawls?
There are many places where you can find genuine mohair scarves and shawls online. www.amazon.com sells mohair scarves by Gita, and www.bonanzle.com offers mohair scarves made by individual sellers.
What part of the body does mohair come from?
Angora goats grow mohair from cells within their skin.
What looks sexyer on a woman mohair or angora sweaters?
Both mohair sweaters and angora sweaters
What is a mohair?
Mohair is from an Angora Goat. It's an Angora Goat suit, it's silky :) bennie wears it.
What types of fibers is Mohair made out of?
The fibers that typically make up Mohair are the silk-like hairs that come from the Angora goat. Mohair fibers are approximately 25-45 microns in diameter. Mohair fibers are durable and resistant, as well as incredibly soft and luxurious to touch.
