Gongxue 100% Cashmere Yarn, 100g Mongolian Pure Cashmere Hand Knitting Cone Yarn Luxuriously Soft Yarn for Knitting Crocheting blue Cashmere

Bought this after reading the reviews and knowing well that it is very thin - single ply. If you are knitting and are used to yarn weights described in words, this is lace-weight. I bought enough spools to combine the threads into a thicker yarn. Got it on time. The spools are not large, but reasonable in size for the price. However, to the touch, the yarn does not feel like cashmere. It's not particularly soft. Not coarse either, but feels just like regular wool that comes from sheep. I have not started the project yet. May update as I work on it and see how the fabric evolves. UPDATE: This is wonderful yarn, so I am changing the rating from 3 starts to 5. I bought dark blue and had to combine the thread from three spools into one ball. The ball turned out to be HUGE. I used half of it to make the vest shown in the picture here. The yarn is remarkably soft and silky. Will be buying more. Well worth it for the price.

One ply. Too small on a single to crochet with, so make sure you can make a 4 ply yarn with it. Consider that in calculations of how much to buy.

I am a professional knitter, and I tried to knit this on both a 7gg domestic brother knitting machine and a 12 gg industrial machine- I even tried plying up x3 on the 7gg. The feel and weight is beautiful- if you can get it to knit. It is so weak it doesn’t even snap like most yarn- it softly dissolves. This happens every 100 rows or so, and makes the yarn completely unviable for knitting a garment.

So thin and fragile it could not be wound