Noble Fibres & Fabrics
Khangai fibres are exquisitely soft, warmer than merino wool, light and breathable, resistant to piling, wate and odours, hypoallergenic, with the strength and durability associated with cervelt (red deer down).
Khangai yaks and camels live in extreme seasonal temperatures, ranging from +40 to -40 degrees Celsius, resulting in fibres with outstanding thermal-regulating properties.
Our materials
Available only once a year, our rare natural fibres are sustainably sourced from indigenous yaks, camels and sheep of the remote Khangai region in Mongolia, to the rare lustrous wool of the British Bluefaced Leicester found in the Yorkshire Pennines.
Tengri herders and farmers hand-harvest fibres from each animal once a year, when the animals shed their winter coats, producing 100-500 grammes of rare Tengri Noble Fibres® each spring.
Tengri Noble fibres are exquisitely soft, warmer than merino wool, light and breathable, resistant to pilling, water, odours, flame, hypoallergenic, with the strength and durability associated with cervelt (red deer down).
Khangai yaks, camels and sheep live in extreme seasonal temperatures, ranging from +40 to -40 degrees Celsius (+104 to -40 degrees Fahrenheit), in extreme altitudes, resulting in natural fibres with outstanding thermal-regulating properties.
Natural, Sustainable, Rare, Luxurious
Collaborations
By partnering with indigenous communities and local governments, we ensure the highest level of transparency, traceability and business integrity, connecting a global community from East to West. Due to the rarity and sacredness of our materials, we work with select bespoke tailors, designers, artists and brands who commit to The Tengri Way, ensuring the highest level of craftsmanship and respect to our noble fibres, yarns and fabrics.
To explore the possibilities behind Tengri Yarns or Fabrics, please get in touch.
Tengri x Huntsman
Pioneering a new heritage of sustainable luxury, Tengri has introduced a luxurious and rare cloth woven from Khangai Noble Yarns® – named for their superior qualities – sourced from the Khangai yak, an ancient beast dating back 10,000 years. Until today, these noble fibres have remained largely unexplored by textile designers and makers. The fibres’ journey takes them from western Mongolia’s steppe mountains to the heritage mills of Yorkshire, and the cutting tables of Huntsman, the world’s most prestigious bespoke tailors, on Savile Row. Huntsman, the esteemed Savile Row tailor, has an extraordinary history that stretches back over 165 years. The house creates impeccable bespoke suiting for the most discerning clientele that includes nobility, royalty, statesmen and iconic Hollywood stars. Huntsman has always prided itself on its rich heritage and longstanding reputation as one of the best and yet innovative bespoke tailors on Savile Row.
Tengri x Savoir Beds
Tengri has joined forces with prestigious bed maker, Savoir Beds, to develop a bespoke edition of one of the world’s most coveted beds. Made with Tengri’s premium yak fibres, hand-combed from the noble creatures of the mountainous Khangai region in Mongolia, The Savoir No 1 Khangai offers the signature experience of one of the world’s finest handcrafted sleep systems, combined with the ultimate in sustainable luxury.
"We constantly strive to offer our customers the most exclusive and luxurious beds – this often means looking closely at the provenance of the carefully-selected materials we choose to use. With this in mind, we are hugely excited about our collaboration with Tengri, who create their yarns using natural materials carefully sourced each year from some of the most rural and remote corners of the world." – Alistair Hughes, Managing Director, Savoir Beds
Tengri x Joseph Cheaney
Tengri x Joseph Cheaney & Sons Introducing the limited-edition Khangai Mountain Brogues Tengri and heritage shoemaker Joseph Cheaney & Sons have created a new interpretation of the classic brogue. Khangai Mountain Brogues are the world’s first sustainable footwear made with Khangai Noble Fibres®, the result of a collaboration that celebrates global heritage, innovative craftsmanship and uncompromising sustainable style. Making shoes for five generations, Cheaney was founded in 1886 in Northamptonshire, renowned as the home of English shoemaking. With a long-established reputation for British craftsmanship that produces timeless, classic lines, Joseph Cheaney & Sons also pursues innovative new ways to create quality, design-led products. Just 150 limited-edition pairs were made to order for both men and women, incorporating performance and material innovation with natural and sustainable noble fibres.
Tengri x Gownsmith
The Yukata collection has taken five years to come to fruition. Made in collaboration with Gownsmith, each piece combines extreme rarity, craftsmanship, heritage and versatile functionality.