Mohair’s high quality sheen and exceptional natural properties firmly establish it as one of the world’s most luxurious fibres. But it’s real value lies in the fact that it’s made up of sustainable natural fibres that are a renewable resource. The Mohair production process is a synergistic relationship between both the goats and humans, making it a sustainable, ethical farming practice.

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Our socks are ideal for hiking and adventure sport. The mohair is expertly woven into the sock to ensure that your feet stay dry throughout the day, as the moisture is carried along the vein of the mohair fibre and out through the pores. The smooth natural fibres also help to protect the foot from chafing and blisters. So if you’ve got an exciting adventure planned, then make sure you don’t leave home without a pair of our expertly designed socks.

Our mohair products are durable and long lasting and can last a lifetime provided that they’re cared for properly. Follow these care instructions and your mohair blankets can be passed down from generation to generation.

Mohair does not retain dirt. Only when you have spilled something on it would we recommend washing mohair.

Dry clean only.

Store your blankets in a cool, dry place and on a flat surface. Do not hang your mohair blankets and do not store them in plastic. 

When storing your blanket, it's best to place it in a bag made of natural fibre so that it can be protected from the elements while still being able to 'breathe'.

Meet Denys Hobson, the founder of Cape Mohair/The Mohair Mill Shop and entrepreneur extraordinaire. Through sheer hard work and dedication over the past 25 years, Denys has built up a proudly South African business that now employs 135 movers and shakers. He knows every staff member by name. His passion for both the angora goats and the mohair fibre has helped place South Africa on the map as one of the top quality mohair producers in the world.