Important Industry Note: This article addresses a significant specification mismatch we discovered during research. The original topic parameters referenced "heat resistant" and "corrosion resistant" features—attributes that apply to industrial materials (ceramics, specialty alloys, engineered polymers), not textile fibers like mohair yarn.
Mohair is a natural animal fiber harvested from Angora goats. Its valuable properties include high lustre (earning it the nickname "Diamond Fiber"), excellent durability, 30% elasticity, natural flame retardancy, moisture regain of 13-15%, and resistance to wrinkling and felting [1]. However, mohair does not possess industrial-grade heat resistance or chemical corrosion resistance. Positioning mohair yarn with such claims would mislead B2B buyers and damage supplier credibility on Alibaba.com.
This guide instead focuses on the actual specifications that B2B buyers evaluate when sourcing mohair yarn: fiber fineness (microns), staple length, kemp levels, lustre grades, blend ratios, and Responsible Mohair Standard (RMS) certification compliance.

