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Paradise Fibers Superfine White Cashgora Top

Paradise Fibers Superfine White Cashgora Top

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Regular price $19.95 USD
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Fiber Content: 100% Super Fine Cashgora

Paradise Fibers Superfine White Cashgora Top is 100% cashgora, combed into a ready-to-spin top. At 15 micron it is downy, warm, lustrous and extremely soft, one of the true luxury fibers for handspinners.

Cashgora comes from a cross between a cashmere goat and an angora (mohair) goat. It is not an established breed: breeders cross the two, and each goat has to be evaluated for its fiber, because not every cross produces commercial-grade cashgora. That makes it rare and supply comes and goes. The result combines cashmere's softness and warmth with a touch of mohair's luster and strength.

Fiber details

  • Fiber content: 100% superfine cashgora
  • Micron: 15
  • Staple length: 2 to 3 inches
  • Preparation: Combed top
  • Color: Natural white, undyed
  • Sold by: The ounce

How it spins

With a short staple, cashgora likes a short forward draw or spinning from the fold, with your hands close together and plenty of twist to hold the fine fibers. It blooms after washing into a soft, lofty yarn. It also blends beautifully with merino or silk on a drum carder or blending board if you want to stretch a small amount.

What to make with it

Next-to-skin cowls, lace shawls, hats and mitts, anywhere cashmere-level softness matters. The white takes acid dye well. For a natural shade, see Superfine Grey Cashgora Top, or browse more luxury fibers and specialty and rare fibers.

Questions about Cashgora

What is cashgora?

Cashgora is the fiber of a cross between a cashmere goat and an angora goat. It is softer than mohair and a little more lustrous than cashmere.

Is cashgora as soft as cashmere?

Very close. At 15 micron this top is in the same range as fine cashmere and suits next-to-skin garments.

Is it hard to spin?

The short, fine staple takes some practice. Use a short draw, keep your hands close together and add more twist than you would for wool. Blending it with merino makes it easier.

Can I dye it?

Yes. Like other animal fibers it takes acid dyes. Handle it gently in the dye bath to avoid felting.

How is it priced?

Sold by the ounce. Quantity pricing applies automatically at 4 oz, 8 oz, 1 lb, 2 lb and 5 lb, so buying for a sweater costs far less per ounce than buying a single sample.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most in-stock orders ship within one business day from our Spokane, WA shop, and you'll get tracking as soon as yours is on the way. If an item is a special order or backordered, it says so right above the Add to Cart button.

Many of our products are beginner-friendly, and we make this clear in the product description.

You can also explore our kits and bundles, they include everything you need to get started with confidence.

Each fiber has its own feel and function. Merino is super soft and great for next-to-skin wear. BFL (Bluefaced Leicester) is strong, with a lovely luster. Need help deciding? Reach out! We’re happy to help.

For Yarn, check your pattern's yardage requirements. A standard pair of socks usually takes 100g of fingering weight, while a hat takes about 100g of worsted.For Spinning Fiber, a standard 4oz braid will generally make a pair of socks or a hat. For larger garments like sweaters, you will likely need 1.5 to 2 lbs of fiber.Still unsure? Send us your project details! We are happy to do the math for you to ensure you don't run short.

If a product goes out of stock after you order, we’ll notify you right away with options: a refund, a substitution, or a backorder (when possible). We never leave you hanging.

We offer 30-day easy returns on most unused products. If something arrives damaged or missing, we’ll make it right. Just contact our support team.

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