What is Shahtush fabric?
- Shahtush is one of the rarest and most costly fabrics in the world, made of the white, gray, and silver hairs of wild goats.
- Because of the restricted availability of this fabric, it is considered to be one of the world's most valuable textiles.
- Named after the Persian term that literally translates to "lord of exquisite wools".
- The wild goats that were used to manufacture fabric are now considered to be legally endangered.
What makes it stand out
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Texture |
Shahtush fabric has a sheer gauze-like quality. |
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Lightweight |
It is a very lightweight and soft fabric. |
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Warm |
Due to its fiber content, the fabric is warm to wear. |
Application and usage
- The fabrics are mostly used in making scarves and shawls.
Care instructions
- You can either wash it by hand or use the wool wash setting on your washing machine.
- Make sure that the water temperature does not go beyond 30 degrees Celsius, and that the spin cycle is kept to a minimum.
- After washing, if the cloth is still extremely wet, kneading it gently will help to squeeze the water out of the wool fibers and remove excess moisture.
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