Camel wool gloves, brown
100% camel wool gloves - Made in Mongolia.
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Camel wool is something very special: it does not scratch, is skin-friendly, cuddly and is very well tolerated by people with allergies. Our camel wool consists of very fine fibers of about 18 microns and is obtained from the underfur of Mongolian camels. The animals lose their wool naturally and are sheared once a year by nomadic herders.
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Gloves made of camel wool - "the fashion classic"
Product properties
Camel wool is skin-friendly and cuddly, particularly warm, soft and has a temperature-balancing effect. Although the gloves are knitted with a thin layer, your hands won't feel cold any longer. The color matches perfectly with our other products made out of the camel wool.
A natural color spectrum
Camel wool is difficult to dye, so our camel wool products are exclusively available in the beautiful
beautiful natural colors of camels - from beige to brown.Durability & Care
Je
feiner die Wolle und je stärker die Reibung, desto schneller können
Löcher entstehen. Kundenempfehlungen zufolge sind die Handschuhe nur
bedingt dazu geeignet zum Fahrradfahren getragen zu werden, da durch die
Reibung die Gefahr zu Löchern ansteigt.Grundsätzlich dürfen Wolltextilien seltener gewaschen werden als Produkte aus Synthetik oder Baumwolle – häufig hilft es schon, sie auszulüften. Auf keinen Fall darf man die Produkte auswringen, oder in den Trockner geben
How are our products produced?
The entire value chain is located in Mongolia. We have lived in Mongolia for a long time and therefore know our producers personally. We buy the finished products directly on site and import them ourselves. Therefore, there are no middlemen and a large part of the revenue flows directly into Mongolia. Due to the short value chain, we can tell you exactly where the wool comes from:
Camel shearing
Kamele leben ganzjährig draußen und können sich mit ihrer Herde frei bewegen. They are shorn only once a year for wool production. The life of the nomads revolves around their livestock, as it represents their livelihood, their capital and also their retirement provision. After the shearing, nomads sell their wool in sacks to local wool traders. The price depends on the fineness and purity of the hair. Good wool yields can mean half a year's income for a nomadic family.