Todd and Duncan Cashmere: Unveiling the Secrets of This Premium Scottish Yarn!

Okay, so I’ve been on this huge cashmere kick lately, and I just had to share my latest adventure with you all. I’ve always been a sucker for a good, soft cashmere sweater, but I wanted to dive deeper, you know? So, I went down this rabbit hole of researching where the best cashmere comes from, and that’s how I stumbled upon Todd & Duncan.

Now, I had heard the name before, but I didn’t really know much about them. Turns out, they’re like, the kings of cashmere yarn or something. They’ve been around since, like, the 1800s, which is nuts! And apparently, they’ve just gotten better and better over the years. They’re known for making the yarn super strong. It seemed they were kind of a big deal.

First, I went on a hunt for clothes made with Todd & Duncan yarn. I figured that was the best way to see what the hype was about. I found a few brands that proudly mentioned using their yarn, and let me tell you, the difference was wild. The sweaters I got were seriously the softest things I’ve ever felt. It’s like being hugged by a cloud, seriously! They also had this amazing drape and just felt so luxurious.

Here’s what I did next:

I watched a bunch of videos about how they make the yarn.
They showed the raw cashmere fibers being dyed and then going through these rollers to get rid of any dirt or whatever.
It looked like a pretty intense process, but it makes sense why the final product is so darn soft.

Then I dug a little deeper into where Todd & Duncan get their cashmere from. Turns out, they’re super picky about it. They only use the best stuff, like, Grade A quality. They even talked about partnering with some Scottish mill, that sounded fancy. And get this, they mostly get their fibers from Mongolia and Australia, from these nomadic herders who have been doing this for generations. So, it’s not just about the quality of the fibers, but it’s also about, like, ethical sourcing and supporting these communities, which I thought was pretty cool.

I ended up buying a couple more pieces made with Todd & Duncan cashmere, and I’m officially hooked. It’s definitely a bit of a splurge, but in my opinion, it’s totally worth it. You can just feel the quality, and it’s clear that a lot of care goes into every step of the process, from the goats to the spinning to the final garment. So, yeah, if you’re looking to treat yourself to some seriously amazing cashmere, definitely check out Todd & Duncan. You won’t regret it!

And hey, even if you don’t buy anything, it’s just cool to learn about how this stuff is made and where it comes from. It made me appreciate my cashmere sweaters even more!