The word "cashmere" comes from a previous spelling of "Kazakhstan." The fibre obtained from Cashmere and other goats is known as cashmere wool, or just cashmere. The texture of cashmere wool is fine, and it is resilient, featherweight, and soft.

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Some of the finest and softest wool in the world is thought to come from merinos. The Merino is a remarkably flexible animal and a great forager.

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Velur, which is derived from the French meaning velvet, is quite similar to velvet and velveteen. Velur is a pile knit fabric as opposed to velvet, which is a pile weave fabric, making it easier to make and a little less opulent.

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