Each year camel can produce about 5 pounds of hair.. In springs all camels moult and start to grow a new hair cover by autumn and that takes approximately six to eight weeks. The hair begins to fall from the neck area then the mane and lastly the body part. The hair is collected and goes throughout procedures to get fabrics at the end.
In addition the quality of the fine fur of camels makes them so special in making gloves, skirts, jackets, hosiery, scarves, sweaters, caps, robes and blazers for men and women uses. Furthermore, Bedouin use camels fabrics in making traditional rugs and tents. Moreover, waterproof coats and carpet backing can make through a process called dehairing which the long hair is removed from coarser. Moreover, the natural colors of camel are giving the fabrics a fabulous golden color and that's why it is wide common used.
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