Barrie. The Scottish manufacturer Barrie has a reputation for creating the most sublime cashmere: so much so that Chanel acquired the company in 2012 to ensure it could keep operating to its impeccable standards.

Scottish Cashmere is the world's most luxurious and expensive fibre, which has an interesting history. In the late 19^th Century, Scotland was the epicentre for Cashmere production, in particular in the Scottish Borders, which had over 250 woollen mills.

In addition, there are numerous breeds of Goat that produce Cashmere wool. Moreover, the finest quality of Cashmere is Ladakhi Cashmere. Ladakh is a region in Northern India. Therefore, the country that produces the finest Cashmere is India.

Edinburgh Cashmere products are made from the highest-quality cashmere sourced from sustainable farms in Scotland and other countries.