There are the following aspects:

1. Check the trademark?

Cashmere coats will have a trademark indicating the cashmere content. If it is a blend of cashmere and wool, it will also Indicate wool content. The same goes for blending with other fabrics and will be marked. If not, it may be a fake and should be purchased with caution. ?

2. Look at the luster?

Put the cashmere coat under the light or other bright places. A really good cashmere coat will have bright color, uniform color, fine wool and suede surface. It's plump and feels a little shiny under the light. If you look carefully, you will find that there is a thin layer of fine velvet on the surface of the cashmere coat. The horizontal and vertical coils are relatively even, which will be more obvious under bright light. You can also check the density of the cashmere coat. A good cashmere coat has clear and neat lines and is less likely to let in light. A good cashmere coat not only requires good cashmere purity, but also requires a certain amount. This is also an important indicator of the quality of a cashmere coat. ?

3. Touch texture?

A cashmere coat feels soft, has smooth wool, and is quite comfortable, while a poor cashmere or wool coat has rough wool. However, some cashmere sweaters in the mall feel slippery to the touch. If you rub your fingers and still feel slippery after touching them, it means that the clothes have been sprinkled with talcum powder, so be careful to identify them. You can also gently stretch the cashmere coat and then let go. A good cashmere coat should return to its original shape in time, while a poor-quality cashmere coat will be easily deformed due to its loose structure and poor elasticity. Grab a handful of cashmere in your hand and then let it go. Because cashmere is animal protein, it will immediately return to flatness and be difficult to wrinkle.

4. Weigh the weight? Coats with high cashmere content are generally not too heavy. The overall clothing is light and thin, soft to the touch and not prickly. Because cashmere itself is very light, a thin layer is very warm, but if it is too light, the dosage may be compromised and the manufacturing density is not enough, while if it is too heavy, it may be mixed with wool. ?

5. Burning test? The difference between cashmere and chemical fiber fabrics is: Cashmere contains a lot of protein. Smell the smell and look at the ashes. If there is the smell of burnt feathers, the ashes will be crushed with your fingers. It is pure cashmere; if there is no smell of burnt feathers and the ashes do not crush or clump, it is a chemical fiber fabric. ?

The difference between cashmere and wool burning is: when cashmere burns, it not only emits the smell of burnt protein and flint, but also burns slowly. The burned ash is powdery and breaks into pieces when touched. When wool burns, it also has the burning smell of protein and flint, but the fiber ash shrinks quickly into a ball shape due to the burning of Chinese fibers.