Yakuld benvarmere: Stilfuld komfort til kolde dage

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Khatan yakuld leg warmers

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Varme og bløde benvarmere i ren mongolsk yakuld.

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Khatan benvarmerne er strikket i 100% yakuld, som er kendt for at være en af de varmeste naturfibre fra Mongoliet. De giver en intens, naturlig varme omkring ben og knæ og er ideelle til kolde dage – både hjemme og på ture udendørs.

Yakuldens naturlige farver gør dem lette at kombinere med din garderobe.
Yak Brown har en dyb, mørkebrun tone, mens Yak Mocha er lysere og mere meleret i udtrykket. Begge varianter har yakuldens karakteristiske blødhed og lette, åndbare komfort.

Den ribstrikkede struktur gør dem fleksible og behagelige at have på, og de kan bæres over både leggings, strømpebukser og bukser, når du ønsker ekstra varme.

Yak wool is naturally warm, breathable, and durable. It comes from the yak, which lives on the Mongolian plateau, where it is adapted to extreme temperatures. The yarn provides a soft but robust material with a natural, rustic look.

Yak wool requires the same gentle treatment as cashmere. Wash in lukewarm water with a mild wool detergent and dry flat on a towel. Air frequently instead of washing to preserve the natural properties of the fibers.

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Why Our Mongolian Cashmere Is Different

Our cashmere, yak, and camel wool come from the high steppes and mountainous regions of Mongolia, where the contrast between freezing winters and hot summers creates particularly fine, soft, and durable fibers.

We work directly with trusted herder families and partners in Mongolia who know their animals and the nature around them. This close relationship gives us small, carefully selected batches of high-quality wool in natural colors.

The result is soft, warm, and durable products made from cashmere, yak, and camel wool—crafted with care and a clear connection back to their origins in Mongolia.