COLOR & EMBROIDERIES :

All our products are available in Solid and Shaded colors. Our value-added line includes Embroidered, beaded, pearl embroidered and beaded tassels. All the embroideries are done by hand and are very intricate. Since we dye by hand and match to master color samples, dye batches can vary by 5 percent.  Nature of Hand Made : It is to be understood that there can be some variation on weaving, dyeing or in finishing due the nature of hand made. Some pieces can vary even if they belong to the same category. .

Please find the color swatches as below

                                                                               
    

 

Taking care of Pashmina

Pashmina shawls are woven entirely by hands, they are extremely delicate and could get spoilt when washing if proper care is not taken. Professional dry cleaning is the best way to clean the shawls. However, cleaning them in washing machines can distort the shape and the quality of the shawls. People in Nepal have preserved their pashmina garments without problems for centuries, although bugs & other creatures roam in abundance. Do not store in cedar trunks or closets. It is believed certain bugs are attracted to the wood. Store in a metal container with a few cloves wrapped in muslin. Families who have worn these garments for generations believe it keeps all bugs, moths, etc away.

Professional dry cleaning is the best way to clean the shawls, wraps & scarves. Cleaning them in washing machines can distort the shape & the quality of the garments. Dry Clean is the safest way to care the Pashmina.

Directions for hand washing:

•Brush gently to remove excess fiber.

•Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent soap or with low pH hair shampoo.

•Place on a towel and roll up together to squeeze out the water.

•To dry the shawl, place the shawl flat on the ground and let it air-dry. Lightly stretch and level the edges.

•Use a soft brush width-wise to give the shawl a soft and fluffy feel.

•Lightly press with steam iron.

Directions for hand washing: Brush gently to remove excess fiber Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent soap or low ph hair shampoo Place on a towel and roll up to gently squeeze out excess water To dry the pashmina garment, place it on a flat surface and let it air dry. Lightly stretch & level the edges to retain its original shape. Use a soft brush width-wise to give the garment a soft and fluffy feel, lightly press with a steam iron. While brushing Pashmina, use only a very soft brush with mild and soft strokes. BEWARE - hard brushing will wear out pure Pashmina.

Nations Unique Pashmina Information

Our Pashmina products are made of 70% Pashmina & 30% finer silk to 80 % Pashmina & 20% Silk, 100% Silk, 100% Cashmere etc. The higher percentage of Pashmina keeps our material light and truly seasonless, something you will shoulder once and again no matter which time of the year !

In Shawl Category :

Blankets, Shawls, Stoles, Scarf, Bag, Different designs of Weaved Shawl, Shaded, beaded and Fabric by yard and other customized products.

In Sweaters and Pullover Designs :

We manufacture in Cardigan, Twin Set, Collor Neck, V Neck, Key Hole Neck, Round Neck, Turtle Neck, Hi Neck etc.The designs are available in two and four ply 100% Cashmere.



Available in Following quality: 

» 100% Pure Cashmere(Pashmina)

» 100% Pure Silk

» 80% Cashmere(Pashmina)- 20% Silk

» 70% Cashmere(Pashmina)- 30% Silk

» Jacquard

» Hand Embroidery

» Animal Printed

» Single & Double Shaded

Pashmina Size 

Sizes in centimeters 

» Big Blankets 250 x 280 cms.

» Queen Blankets 230 x 230 cms.

» Throws 150 x 230 cms.

» Throws 135 x 275 cms.

» Throws 115 x 230 cms.

» Shawls 90 x 200 cms.

» Wrap 70 x 200 cms.

» Stoles 55 x 180 cms.

» Scarves 30 x 150 cms. 

Items Sizes

Blanket 50 X 80 Inches 

Shawls 36 X 80 Inches 

Stoles A 28 X 80 Inches 

Stoles B 22 X 72 Inches

Scarf 12 X 60 Inches 

 

NATIONS UNIQUE PASHMINA EXPORTER

Nations Unique Pashmina exporter (NUPE) was founded in 2006 AD.

Welcome to Nations Unique Pashmina exporter , Nepal's leading Cashmere/Pashmina production house. We manufacture Nepal's finest Cashmere/hand made Pashmina products from Nepal. We offer wide range of 100% genuine finest Nepal Cashmere and Pashmina Shawls, Wraps, Scarves, Blankets and More. We Manufacturer finest cashmere, handmade Nepal Pashmina, Nepal cashmere shawls, Pashmina stoles, Pashmina scarves, Pashmina cashmere blankets, Pashmina products, Pashmina cashmere sweaters, cashmere garments, Pashmina garments.

Nations Unique Pashmina exporter  is a leading in finest quality manufacturer of Cashmere and Pashmina products in Nepal. Our luxury, fine cashmere Pashmina products are gathered from the undercoat of the Himalayan mountain goat that roams freely in the Himalayas. We are Imanufacturing and doing export business firm in Nepal. This is a business firm registered under the Private Firm Registration Act, 1957. We have our own manufacturing unit in Kathmandu Valley. We are in this industry and business since five years.

PASHMINA IN NEPAL

Pashmina is known for its softness and warmth. Cashmere used for pashmina shawls was claimed to be of a superior quality, which was really due to the enhanced sheen and softness that the fabric (cashmere blended with silk) had. In the consuming markets, pashmina shawls were redefined as a shawl/wrap with cashmere and silk, notwithstanding the actual meaning of pashmina. ".

Pashmina from Nepal are the best in quality because of the conditions the mountain goats has adapted over centuries. The high Himalayas of Nepal has harsh, cold climate and in order to survive that the mountain goats have developed exceptionally warm and light fiber which might be slightly coarser than cashmere fibers obtained from lower region goats, but it is much warmer.To distinct Nepalese Pashmina, the Nepal Pashmina Industries Association has registered Trademark around the world called "Changra Pashmina

And Pashmina is a luxury, fine cashmere gathered from the undercoat of the Himalayan mountain goat that roams freely in the Himalayas. For centuries, the Royalties and the wealthiest women in Nepal and other neighboring countries have relied on the fine Pashmina products to adorn their shoulders. These Pashmina have been handed down from generation to generation as a treasure to be handled with care and flaunted at ease. Stylish women all over the world have used Pashmina as the icing on the cake of their designer wears. Himalayan Mountain goat, Carpa Hircus, sheds its winter coat every spring. One goat sheds approximately 3-8 ounces of the fiber. Since it can be collected only once a year and that too in such small amounts, Pashmina is not only a luxury item it is equally rare.

Pashmina, the finest cashmere wool has been popular for centuries among royalty and other elites as the finest, most luxurious wool in the world in the recent time but the change of time and its dynamic look pashmina's is famous in all over the world. Pashmina provides warmth with virtually no weight, and thus is comfortable to wear in all seasons within the past few years this treasure has been introduced to the western world.

The fibre is also known as pashm or pashmina for its use in the handmade shawls of Himalayas. The woollen shawls made from wool in Kashmir find written mention in Indian texts between 3rd century BC and the 11th century AD. However, the founder of the cashmere wool industry is traditionally held to be the 15th century ruler of Kashmir, Zayn-ul-Abidin, who introduced weavers from Central Asia.

Pashmina goats, LadakhCashmere shawls have been manufactured in Nepal and Kashmir for thousands of years. The test for a quality pashmina is warmth and feel. Pashmina and Cashmere and derived from same mountain goats. One distinct difference between Pashmina and Cashmere is the micron size. Pashmina fibers are finer and thinner than cashmere fiber, therefore, it is ideal for making light weight apparel like fine scarves. However, these days the word pashmina has been used too liberally and any scarves made from natural or synthetic fiber are sold as Pashmina creating confusion in the market.

Normally mountain goat CHYANGRA is found at altitude over 9,000 ft. And during summer it climbs even higher. It is however thought that pashmina is finest if the animal inhabits above 14,000 ft. . For a thousand years or more, this glorious wool has been prized for its warmth, lightness and durability. For lightness and warmth pashmina wool is unmatched. Delicate and soft to touch it caresses the skin.

CHYANGRA, the mountain goat , raw material for Pashmina

Actually pashmina protects the goat against adverse weather condition around its habitat. As pashmina retains ample heat it protects the animal all the year round from severe cold and fierce blitz occurring frequently in the high mountains. Normally mountain goat CHYANGRA is found at altitude over 9,000 ft. And during summer it climbs even higher. It is however thought that pashmina is finest if the animal inhabits above 14,000 ft. . For a thousand years or more, this glorious wool has been prized for its warmth, lightness and durability. For lightness and warmth pashmina wool is unmatched. Delicate and soft to touch it caresses the skin.

WHAT IS PASHMINA


Pashmina refers to a type of fine cashmere wool and the textiles made from it.The name comes from Pashmine made from Urdu and Persian pashm ("wool"). The wool comes from changthangi or pashmina goat, which is a special breed of goat indigenous to high altitudes of the Himalayas in Nepal and northern India. Pashmina shawls are hand spun, woven and embroidered in Kashmir, and made from fine cashmere fibre.

Pashmina is the traditional name for the very finest grade of cashmere wool. Because of its unique softness and comforting warmth, it is the finest, softest, and warmest wool available anywhere. A luxurious pashmina shawl is the perfect fashion accessory for any season, event or occasion! You will feel as great as you look and a fashionable pashmina shawl is the perfect finishing touch to almost any outfit.

Pashmina is often inaccurately described as the highest quality of cashmere.  In fact there is no difference between cashmere and pashmina.  The highest quality of pashmina is the highest quality of cashmere, and the lowest pashmina is the lowest cashmere.  Pashmina and cashmere refer to the same thing.  The raw material comes from Tibet and Inner Mongolia.     

As pashmina grows in popularity and is appreciated by more and more people around the world, standards have fallen.  To keep up with the world's demand, most pashmina shawls are now woven with very low grade pashmina, and most are no longer made on the traditional hand loom. 

Pashmina and merino wool blended yarns are commonly exported as pure pashmina.