Top 7 most expensive fabrics in the world, some made from diamond chips

Here are the most expensive high-end fabrics in the world, with extremely demanding and rigorous production process , contributing to the price of clothes or fashion accessories 'in the sky'.

1. Baby Cashmere (Wool Cashmere)

Baby Cashmere originated from Mongolia and China by Loro Piana - the leading fabric manufacturer. To produce Baby Cashmere, he used the hair of the Hircus goat goat in Mongolia and northern China. The process of fur harvesting is extremely meticulous and strict, with each goat being collected only once in its lifetime and only about 30-40g of fiber are used.

This yarn produces a fabric 20% softer than regular cashmere, a fabric reserved for kings and nobles in the past.

2. Len vicuna

The vicuna wool is woven from the shoulders and neck of a camel without a vicuna. This animal lives at an altitude of 3,200-4,800 in the Andes, South America and its fur is very soft, highly elastic, so it is like the 'thread of God'.

Previously, only the Inca royal family could grasp the formula and production process of this wool. At present, vicuna camels are raised by many companies to get vicuna wool, but the price of this fabric is still extremely expensive. The reason is that vicuna camels are very difficult to keep, each producing only 500g of feathers and every 2 years to remove once.

A vicuna wool suit is unique in color and costs at least $ 50,000.

3. Len shahtoosh

The shatoosh wool is woven from the fuzz of a Tibetan antelope, which is on the verge of extinction. In addition, only the leading weavers of the Kashmir region are qualified to make products from this yarn. A scarf made from shahtoosh wool costs about $ 5,000. Many countries have banned the production and sale of this fabric.

4. Diamond Chip (Fabric from diamond chips)

A unique diamond rag called Diamond Chip was invented by Otto Hertz in 1938. To create this precious fabric, people use diamond chips mixed with Super 150s wool and silk.

5. Burmese silk lotus

The unique fabric of Myanmar is made from silk threads of a lotus flower. Burmes silk lotus thread is very rare because weaving techniques require a lot of time and effort.

6. Denim fabric

Denim fabric from Japan is hand-woven and naturally dyed from the fruit of indigo trees. Not only does this fabric have excellent quality, but its color deepens over time. This fabric has a very high price, about 2,000USD for one unit.

7. Cervelt fabric

This expensive fabric is made from soft hairs and has excellent heat-retaining ability of New Zealand red deer.