Product of Argentina

These cashmere goat skins are in limited supply. The large skins measure 29" to 33" long by 22" to 26" wide. Length and width are measured down the middle of the hide side. Supple and soft, these skins have long hair with a slight curl, ideal as floor rugs or furniture throws, even for crafts. They are available in creamy white only. There are no export controls on this item.

These cashmere goat skins are in limited supply. The medium skins measure 28" to 29" long by 20" to 23" wide. Length and width are measured down the middle of the hide side. Supple and soft, these skins have long hair with a slight curl, ideal as floor rugs or furniture throws, even for crafts. They are available in creamy white only. There are no export controls on this item.

These cashmere goat skins are in limited supply. The small skins measure 24" to 26" long by 18" to 20" wide. Length and width are measured down the middle of the hide side. Supple and soft, these skins have long hair with a slight curl, ideal as floor rugs or furniture throws, even for crafts. They are available in creamy white only. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is natural white angora goat fur scrap that is sold by the pound.  These pieces are left over from making wooly chaps.  They come in a variety of shapes and sizes.  They are good for small craft projects. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We currently have about 100 lbs. of zebra print cow scrap in stock. These are large pieces of scrap left over from furniture production. The piece shown at the top of this page weighs 8 lbs. Cows are not an endangered species. These skins are a by-product of the meat industry. The animals were not killed just for their hides.