Mohair is a luxury fibre produced from the long curly hair of angora goats. It’s one of several fine fibres that are commonly seen as 'luxurious' in the fashion industry. Others in this group include angora wool (a soft wool that comes from angora rabbits), alpaca (a dry fibre harvested from alpacas), yak (the long coat hair from cows usually found in the Himalayan region) and cashmere (a very fine fibre usually obtained from cashmere and pashmina goats).

Source: Four Paws International