We specialize in the growth of quality Pygora fleece.
About the Fiber: Pygoras have three types of fleeces, A, B and type C:
Type A: is a long, lustrous fiber averaging 6 + inches in length. It drapes in long lustrous ringlets.
"A" type is a single coat with no guard hair. The fiber is very fine mohair like, usually less than 28 microns.
Type B: is a blend of fibers with characteristics of both mohair type and cashmere type fleece. It is usually curly and
should average 3 to 6 inches in length. The fiber should test, on average below 24 microns.
Type C: Is a very fine fiber, usually below 18.5 microns and can be acceptable commercial cashmere. It is usually between 1 to 3 inches.
(The above information was taken from the Pygora Breeder's Association's {PBA} Breed Standard)
Only raw fleece available at this time. For pricing and availability information, please email Melissa at: ChivalryTimbers@Hotmail.com
About the Fiber: Pygoras have three types of fleeces, A, B and type C:
Type A: is a long, lustrous fiber averaging 6 + inches in length. It drapes in long lustrous ringlets.
"A" type is a single coat with no guard hair. The fiber is very fine mohair like, usually less than 28 microns.
Type B: is a blend of fibers with characteristics of both mohair type and cashmere type fleece. It is usually curly and
should average 3 to 6 inches in length. The fiber should test, on average below 24 microns.
Type C: Is a very fine fiber, usually below 18.5 microns and can be acceptable commercial cashmere. It is usually between 1 to 3 inches.
(The above information was taken from the Pygora Breeder's Association's {PBA} Breed Standard)
Only raw fleece available at this time. For pricing and availability information, please email Melissa at: ChivalryTimbers@Hotmail.com
