Mohair jumpers are particularly popular in winter, so what are the advantages and disadvantages of mohair jumpers and what are the main uses of mohair? 　　What are the advantages and disadvantages of mohair sweaters Mohair is light, flexible, resistant to pressure, fluffy, with a unique lustre, plus a natural sag, soft and plump. It's very warm, and you'll be warm in a second. It feels like a marshmallow to the touch and is particularly light once on the body. The downside is that it is prone to static, shedding and tangling, and tends to stick after washing. Despite the drawbacks, it's hard to let go. With its natural fluffiness and softness, mohair is always an instant eye-catcher in autumn and winter pieces. 　　What are the main uses of mohair? Mohair is used extensively in coat fabrics, knitting, hand-knitted shawls, jumpers and blankets. The finer mohair is used for plush and lining, the finer for summer clothing, decorative lace and curtain fabric, and the coarser for tweed and carpets. 　　Mohair jumper how to match with good-looking 1. mohair knitted jumper + tweed skirt Mohair knit jumper on the body is comfortable, there is a sense of light luxury texture, flared sleeve cut design so that your arm lines have a very good modification effect, the cuffs of the closure windproof warmth is very good, fluffy feel super comfortable, loose version on the body is very comfortable not tight, the lower body with a tweed skirt, super beautiful. 2. mohair loose jumper + high waist A word skirt The material is quite broad on the body is very elegant temperament, the loose version is also allows you to cover up the belly, wool fabric warm effect is also good, the overall design of the version is very big brand feeling, high waist A-line skirt does not pick the body, waist and buttocks show figure, to the winter and then with a good-looking coat, it is a good look. 3. mohair jumper + jeans This short section of small jumper with simple jeans is particularly good-looking, and mohair jumper itself material is soft, and then with a relatively soft colour, the overall more fairy wind. 　　Mohair characteristics Mohair is similar in appearance to sheep's wool, with a length of 120-150mm and a diameter of 10-90μm (also: fineness of about 25μm and length of 100-200mm). The scales are flat and broad and close to the hair stem, rarely overlapping, so the fibre surface is smooth, with natural shiny colour, silk-like lustre, not easy to shrink, but also difficult to felt shrinkage. High strength, good resilience and abrasion resistance and dust and dirt removal, not easy to pilling, easy to clean and wash. The cortical layer of mohair is almost all made up of positive cortical cells, so the fibres are rarely bent and are more sensitive to the action of some chemicals than ordinary wool, and have better dyeability.