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Curating for the Modern Shopper: How to Elevate Your Hotel or Store with Hangai’s Collections

Posted by Sladja van der Toorn on Jan 22nd 2025

<Curating for the Modern Shopper: How to Elevate Your Hotel or Store with Hangai’s Collections
In today’s luxury retail landscape, the modern shopper seeks more than just products—they crave an experience. To captivate your customers, it’s essential to curate your store with intention, telling a story through thoughtfully displayed collections. Hangai Mountain Textiles’ luxury blankets and throws, crafted with ethically sourced yak down and cashmere, provide a perfect foundation for creating a narrative of warmth, sustainability, and sophistication.&nbsp;Hangai’s Exclusive Throw, Showcase
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Earth Day Tribute

Posted by William Infante on Apr 22nd 2022

<Earth Day Tribute
Mongolia’s vast steppes and alpine meadows support herds that have sustained families, culture and tradition for centuries. Living and working in Mongolia for two decades, we at Hangai Mountain Textiles understand the complex interaction between responsible resource stewardship and development.As pressures build on Mongolia’s grasslands we encourage practices that help preserve ecosystems. Our passion is yak fiber which is hand-harvested each spring from animals that are relatively light on th
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Interview with Studio Zung in NYC

Posted by WRITTEN BY SARAH HEE JOO HAHN on Nov 11th 2021

<Interview with Studio Zung in NYC
ARTISAN WEDNESDAY | BETINA AND BILL INFANTE FROM HANGAI MOUNTAIN TEXTILESTo gather a deeper and more intimate connection with the artists and artisans we work with, we asked each to answer a series of questions. We will be showcasing each Q+A in correlation with our familial content. Enjoy!x Shop ZungWithout giving away your location, describe where you are right now. What are the things you see, smell, or hear around you? Old oak trees shrouded in Spanish moss line shaded streets. The cicadas
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Hangai's Natural Harvest: How we harvest our fiber?

Posted by Hangai Mountain Textiles on Apr 24th 2020

<Hangai's Natural Harvest: How we harvest our fiber?
In the spring, yak down is harvested by combing, not shearing. The down is hand-sorted by color and quality.It is de-haired and then washed to remove impurities. After de-hairing and washing, only about 125 grams of pure fine down remains.Dark chocolate down is the most common color, followed by medium brown, and the very rare platinum gray, which accounts for less than 10% of the total and commands a premium price. After drying and carding, the down is spun into yarn that is then woven and knit
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