Mohair is a luxurious fiber obtained from the Angora goat. Known for its sheen and durability, it is often used in high-quality textiles, including clothing and upholstery. Mohair is prized for its ability to take dye well, resulting in vibrant colors. The fiber is produced primarily in Turkey, South Africa, and the United States. Mohair is categorized into different grades based on its fineness and length, with finer grades being softer and more desirable for garments. It is also naturally resistant to wrinkling and creasing, making it a popular choice for various fashion items.