Drumohr’s Cashmere has its roots far back in time, when around the 1770, Mr. James Paterson began his production activity in Dumfries, Southern Scotland, where the waters are rich in calcium and used for rinsing. This process ensures softness to cashmere without equal.

His passion for the Scottish art of weaving was quickly passed on to his nephew, Mr James Alexander Robertson and also to all the descendants of the family. Thanks to their entrepreneurial skills they led the brand Drumohr under the European spotlights, recognized as an institution of Scottish quality till the end of the 1900 century