100% Himalayan Cashmere [Pashmina]
Our Newest Cashmere Collections.
ATMA Collection
ATMA Collection
An exploration of texture and detail—100% Himalayan Cashmere (Pashmina) garments, designed to feel as good as they look, day after day.
Washing Options
Option 1: Hand Wash (Best Practice)
Recommended for longest life and best softness.
- Use cold water
- Use a gentle wool or cashmere detergent
- Turn garment inside out
- Gently swirl for 2–3 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly in cold water
- Do not wring or twist
Option 2: Machine Wash (Everyday Alternative )
Acceptable if done carefully.
- Use cold water only
- Select Wool / Delicate cycle
- Place garment in a mesh laundry bag
- Use mild detergent (no bleach, no fabric softener)
- Wash alone or with similar lightweight items
Avoid standard or heavy cycles — heat and agitation damage cashmere fibers.
Option 3 :Dry Cleaning (Optional)
- Choose a reputable cleaner familiar with cashmere
- Inform them of any embroidery or delicate detailing
- Use sparingly — over-dry-cleaning can strip natural oils
Drying (Very Important)
Drying
- Never tumble dry
- Gently press out water using a towel
- Lay flat to dry on a clean surface
- Reshape while damp
- Keep away from radiators, heaters, and direct sunlight
Hanging while wet may stretch the garment.
Ironing & Steaming (Optional)
- Use cool iron or handheld steamer
- Always work inside out
- Avoid direct pressure on embroidery or prints
Steaming helps relax fibers and restore shape.
Everyday Care & Between Wears
Everyday Care & Between Wears
- Air your cashmere after wearing
- Allow garments to rest between wears
- Avoid friction from heavy bags or backpacks
Cashmere does not need washing after every wear.
Pilling (Normal & Natural)
Pilling happens naturally due to fiber movement.
- Use a cashmere comb or fabric shaver
- Gently remove pills — do not pull
Pilling reduces over time with proper care.
Storage
- Fold garments neatly
- Store in a cool, dry space
- Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets (Optional)
- Store only clean garments
Avoid hanging for long-term storage.
Travel Tips
Travel Tips
- Fold cashmere instead of hanging
- Store in breathable fabric bags
- Avoid compression for long periods
What kind of cashmere does MXOL use?
MXOL uses Grade A cashmere sourced from the Himalayan region, with fiber fineness measuring approximately 14–15 microns. This level of fineness qualifies our material as pashmina-grade cashmere, known for its exceptional softness, warmth, and lightness.
Where is MXOL cashmere made?
MXOL cashmere garments are designed and developed in-house, then crafted in Nepal through long-standing manufacturing partners with deep expertise in pashmina production.
From fiber selection to final finishing, each piece follows MXOL’s design specifications, quality standards, and material requirements. Production is carried out in limited quantities by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, combined with modern quality controls to ensure consistency, comfort, and longevity.
Each production run is closely overseen to ensure it reflects MXOL’s standards of material integrity, fit, and finish.
What makes MXOL cashmere different?
MXOL cashmere is defined by:
- Exceptionally fine fibers for a soft, lightweight feel
- Small-batch production for consistency and care
- Organic dyeing and washing processes without harsh chemicals
- A focus on natural texture and longevity rather than artificial softness
Our cashmere is designed to feel refined, comfortable, and personal — from the first wear to years later.
Is MXOL cashmere ethically and responsibly produced?
Yes. We prioritize responsible sourcing, respectful working conditions, and low-impact processing. Our production model emphasizes craftsmanship over volume and avoids unnecessary chemical treatments.
Why does MXOL produce cashmere in limited quantities?
Cashmere is a rare and delicate material. To preserve quality and reduce waste, MXOL produces cashmere pieces in limited runs of up to 100 pieces per design.
This approach allows us to maintain high standards and thoughtful production without compromise.
Washing Options
Option 1: Hand Wash (Best Practice)
Recommended for longest life and best softness.
- Use cold water
- Use a gentle wool or cashmere detergent
- Turn garment inside out
- Gently swirl for 2–3 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly in cold water
- Do not wring or twist
Option 2: Machine Wash (Everyday Alternative )
Acceptable if done carefully.
- Use cold water only
- Select Wool / Delicate cycle
- Place garment in a mesh laundry bag
- Use mild detergent (no bleach, no fabric softener)
- Wash alone or with similar lightweight items
Avoid standard or heavy cycles — heat and agitation damage cashmere fibers.
Option 3 :Dry Cleaning (Optional)
- Choose a reputable cleaner familiar with cashmere
- Inform them of any embroidery or delicate detailing
- Use sparingly — over-dry-cleaning can strip natural oils
Drying (Very Important)
Drying
- Never tumble dry
- Gently press out water using a towel
- Lay flat to dry on a clean surface
- Reshape while damp
- Keep away from radiators, heaters, and direct sunlight
Hanging while wet may stretch the garment.
Ironing & Steaming (Optional)
- Use cool iron or handheld steamer
- Always work inside out
- Avoid direct pressure on embroidery or prints
Steaming helps relax fibers and restore shape.
Everyday Care & Between Wears
Everyday Care & Between Wears
- Air your cashmere after wearing
- Allow garments to rest between wears
- Avoid friction from heavy bags or backpacks
Cashmere does not need washing after every wear.
Pilling (Normal & Natural)
Pilling happens naturally due to fiber movement.
- Use a cashmere comb or fabric shaver
- Gently remove pills — do not pull
Pilling reduces over time with proper care.
Storage
- Fold garments neatly
- Store in a cool, dry space
- Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets (Optional)
- Store only clean garments
Avoid hanging for long-term storage.
Travel Tips
Travel Tips
- Fold cashmere instead of hanging
- Store in breathable fabric bags
- Avoid compression for long periods
Material : Cashmere, What Do We Use?
What kind of cashmere does MXOL use?
MXOL uses Grade A cashmere sourced from the Himalayan region, with fiber fineness measuring approximately 14–15 microns. This level of fineness qualifies our material as pashmina-grade cashmere, known for its exceptional softness, warmth, and lightness.
Where is MXOL cashmere made?
MXOL cashmere garments are designed and developed in-house, then crafted in Nepal through long-standing manufacturing partners with deep expertise in pashmina production.
From fiber selection to final finishing, each piece follows MXOL’s design specifications, quality standards, and material requirements. Production is carried out in limited quantities by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, combined with modern quality controls to ensure consistency, comfort, and longevity.
Each production run is closely overseen to ensure it reflects MXOL’s standards of material integrity, fit, and finish.
What makes MXOL cashmere different?
MXOL cashmere is defined by:
- Exceptionally fine fibers for a soft, lightweight feel
- Small-batch production for consistency and care
- Organic dyeing and washing processes without harsh chemicals
- A focus on natural texture and longevity rather than artificial softness
Our cashmere is designed to feel refined, comfortable, and personal — from the first wear to years later.
Is MXOL cashmere ethically and responsibly produced?
Yes. We prioritize responsible sourcing, respectful working conditions, and low-impact processing. Our production model emphasizes craftsmanship over volume and avoids unnecessary chemical treatments.
Why does MXOL produce cashmere in limited quantities?
Cashmere is a rare and delicate material. To preserve quality and reduce waste, MXOL produces cashmere pieces in limited runs of up to 100 pieces per design.
This approach allows us to maintain high standards and thoughtful production without compromise.
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