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What is Pashmina fabric? How do I identify genuine Pashmina?
Pashmina is an extremely fine, soft wool fiber obtained from the underbelly fleece of the Changthangi goat found in the Ladakh region of Kashmir (and parts of Nepal and Tibet). It is one of the world's finest natural fibers — significantly softer and lighter than regular wool.
Identifying real Pashmina:
- Ring test: A genuine Pashmina shawl of 2 meters can be passed through a finger ring
- Burn test: Burns like hair (protein fiber), not plastic
- Feel: Extremely soft with no prickle — synthetic imitations feel rough
- Price: Genuine pashmina shawls start at ₹5,000 and go to ₹50,000+
⚠️ Most "pashmina" sold in markets for ₹200–₹800 is acrylic or viscose blend — not genuine pashmina. The Government of India has standards for labelling genuine pashmina. Look for GI certification from J&K.
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