What is another word for camelhair?
Pronunciation: [kˈamɪlhˌe͡ə] (IPA) 
Camelhair is a type of fabric derived from the soft undercoat of camels. It is highly coveted due to its warmth and durability. However, some people may prefer to use alternative fabrics that share similar qualities. One such fabric is alpaca wool, which is also known for its warmth and softness. Another option is mohair, which is derived from the hair of Angora goats and is known for its strength and luster. Cashmere is also an excellent alternative, as it is highly soft and insulating. Additionally, vicuña wool is similar to camelhair in both texture and warmth but is much rarer and more expensive. Other alternatives include yak wool and llama wool.
