Full Transparency in Sustainable Cashmere
KnitRealms & Meitong Cashmere deeply understands the importance of responsible production. We implement strict monitoring and testing at every stage—from breeding to finished product—ensuring our clients receive cashmere of exceptional quality and ethical origin. Backed by an experienced team and a robust production system, we maintain full control over yarn quality throughout the entire process. Over the years, we have built a highly transparent and traceable supply chain, integrating sustainability into every aspect of our cashmere development.
KnitRealms & Meitong Cashmere cherishes the value of every pound of fiber, committed to conserving natural resources by maximizing the utilization of our raw materials.
Cherish Resources: Maximize every pound of fiber, protect our natural resources.
Recycling & Reuse: Dedicated to the recycling and reuse of pre-consumer fibers, completing a vital link in sustainable development.
Technological Breakthrough: In collaboration with seasoned technicians, we have achieved the production of premium cashmere using recycled fibers.
Product Outcome: Introducing our premium recycled cashmere blend yarn. It preserves a luxurious feel and offers custom color options, perfectly balancing fashion needs with a reduced environmental footprint.
Company Vision: Upholding our commitment to sustainability by delivering premium recycled cashmere.
At KnitRealms & Meitong Cashmere, we understand that for the local cashmere industry to thrive, the well-being of herders and their families is equally as important as the welfare of the goats.
We require herders to ensure that all staff working with the goats are well-trained and competent. Additionally, our goat farming practices must protect the land—ensuring that the coexistence of farmers and animals creates no pollution and has no adverse impact on local biodiversity.
Social standards must be upheld across both small and large farms, covering children's and workers' rights, gender equality, fair compensation, as well as health and safety. Herders are also required to comply with all management standards and audit regulations.
