玉丝绒

Silk as the backbone, embodying luster and drape; cashmere as the skin, endowing softness and warmth.

Combined, they are weightless, soft yet structured, warm without stuffiness.

The Origin of "Jade Silk Cashmere" ——

"Jade" derives from Buddhism’s comparison of jade to compassion and gentleness, and Taoism’s

maxim "Where jade lies in mountains, plants thrive with moisture."

Jade hides in mountains, nourishing all things, shining quietly without contention. Just like

the warm luster of silk — not harsh, not ostentatious, yet inherently elegant.

"Silk" comes from Taoism’s "The great Dao is simple, as smooth as silk." Silk is spun by

silkworms, following nature’s rhythm, endless and unbroken.

It reflects our pursuit of yarn: smooth and natural, without pretense or force.

"Cashmere" represents the warmth of goat down — skin-hugging comfort, silent companionship.

With jade as its soul, silk as its grace, and cashmere as its warmth — this is not just a

name, but the Eastern temperament of a single thread.

The touch is warm and smooth, like caressing polished jade or embracing cloud-like warmth —

soft yet durable, light yet substantial.

From Leizu (the legendary inventor of sericulture) to the camel bells on the Silk Road, the

Chinese pursuit of "softness" and "elegance" has never been superficial — it lies in a thread

of silk, a piece of jade, an inch of warmth.

Jade Silk Cashmere is more than a blend of materials; it is the contemporary expression of

millennia-old Eastern aesthetics, woven into every thread.