A blue GOBI cashmere sweater draped over an ornate carved wooden saddle

GOBI × Design

Cashmere, shaped by creative vision.

Discover the designers who have interpreted Mongolian cashmere across generations — and the creative direction shaping what comes next.

The design story

Two chapters, one evolving vision — where GOBI's design is heading now, and the collaborations that brought it here.

Naoki Takizawa, GOBI Cashmere Design Director, in a black mandarin-collar shirt

Now · Design Director, 2025—present

Naoki Takizawa

Bringing an international perspective to GOBI's heritage, the Japanese designer explores the relationship between natural cashmere and progressive design. His work opens a new dialogue between Mongolian material knowledge, modern technology and contemporary form.

Tradition becomes most powerful when it continues to evolve.

Naoki Takizawa

2026 collection highlights

What's taking shape now. Two distinct expressions define GOBI's 2026 story: the house's seasonal direction and a technology-led collection by Naoki Takizawa.

Two women in pale blue and grey argyle cashmere cardigans against wooden panelling

Fall / Winter 2026

GOBI seasonal focus — the first chapter taking shape for 2026, an expression of the house's seasonal design direction. Presented independently; not attributed to Naoki Takizawa.

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Naoki Takizawa standing beside a carved wooden horse in a photo studio

CashmereTech 2026

By Naoki Takizawa — a progressive exploration of premium cashmere and advanced technology, designed for GOBI.

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The collaboration archive

Creative voices through the years. From printed cashmere to distinctive seasonal collections, GOBI has worked with designers from across Europe and Asia to expand the possibilities of the fibre.

Saverio Palatella in sunglasses and a black coat, grainy black-and-white portrait

Saverio Palatella

01 · Italy · 2010

GOBI's first printed cashmere collection

Giorgio Spina in a dark double-breasted coat outside a temple gateway, black-and-white portrait

Giorgio Spina

02 · Italy · 2014—2017

Creative direction for GOYO

Luisella Bezzi in a black top against a white wall, black-and-white portrait

Luisella Bezzi

03 · Italy · 2016

Launch of the YAMA brand

Sybilla Sorondo seated in a pale shirt with one hand raised to her head, black-and-white portrait

Sybilla Sorondo

04 · Spain · 2017—2018

Creative direction for GOYO

Anna von Griesheim in a cream cashmere cardigan and burgundy scarf in front of abstract paintings

Anna von Griesheim

05 · Germany · 2018—2019

Cashmere Coat collection

Simona Spaggiari smiling in round glasses and a beige cashmere sweater

Simona Spaggiari

06 · Italy · 2018—2020

Creative direction for GOYO

Kathleen Hager, black-and-white close-up portrait

Kathleen Hager

07 · Germany · 2019—2020

Organic brand collection

Martin Parker seated on a sofa in a navy blazer in front of a turquoise painting

Martin Parker

08 · United Kingdom · 2021—2022

GOBI brand collection

Giorgio Spina in a dark double-breasted coat outside a temple gateway, black-and-white portrait

Giorgio Spina

09 · Italy · 2022—2025

Chief Designer, GOBI Cashmere

Sara Jowett in sunglasses and an oversized grey blazer speaking into a microphone outdoors

Sara Jowett

10 · United Kingdom · FW 2025—26

Seasonal collection collaboration

Designers, Clearly

Who is GOBI's Design Director?

Naoki Takizawa, a Japanese designer, has been GOBI Cashmere's Design Director since 2025. He brings an international perspective to GOBI's heritage, exploring the relationship between natural cashmere and progressive design.

Is the Fall / Winter 2026 collection designed by Naoki Takizawa?

No. Fall / Winter 2026 is GOBI's seasonal collection and is presented independently. Naoki Takizawa's collection for GOBI is CashmereTech 2026, a technology-led exploration of premium cashmere.

Which designers has GOBI collaborated with?

Since 2010 GOBI has worked with Saverio Palatella, Giorgio Spina, Luisella Bezzi, Sybilla Sorondo, Anna von Griesheim, Simona Spaggiari, Kathleen Hager, Martin Parker and Sara Jowett — designers from Italy, Spain, Germany and the United Kingdom.

What was GOBI's first designer collaboration?

In 2010 Italian designer Saverio Palatella created GOBI's first printed cashmere collection.

Designed for Women

The current collections, from seasonal knitwear to CashmereTech.

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Designed for Men

Seasonal knitwear, outerwear and CashmereTech for men.

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A herd of cashmere goats crossing the Mongolian steppe beside a lake, mountains behind

The Fibre

Mongolian Cashmere

A country of extremes, the spring comb, and fibre measured before it is spun.

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Four balls of undyed cashmere yarn — white, beige, warm grey and taupe — resting on raw cashmere fleece

The Fibre

Natural Colour Cashmere

Four tones straight from the goat. No dyeing stage.

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A GOBI sewing floor in Ulaanbaatar — a seamstress at her machine with a designer in a navy coat beside her

Craft & Innovation

Made by Mongolians

Five factories, six production stages, one system in Ulaanbaatar.

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A GOBI technician inspecting a bolt of cashmere fabric on an inspection machine

Trust

Certifications

OEKO-TEX®, SFA Gold, ISO and Mongolian Noble Fibre® — with the certificates to open.

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A man in a grey CashmereTech puffer jacket on a city street

Craft & Innovation

CashmereTech

Cashmere engineered for −30°C to +30°C: Cool, Warm, Extrawarm.

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A woman in a yellow cashmere sweater and headscarf lying in autumn grass, hills behind

Craft & Innovation

Seamless Knitwear

Wholegarment 3D: one piece, fewer seams, less waste.

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A woman in a peach CashmeReborn sweater standing at the edge of a lake, hills behind

Craft & Innovation

CashmeReborn

A second life for production remnants, without scouring or dyeing.

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Black-and-white archive photograph of a GOBI spinning-mill worker in the 1980s

Our Story

45 Years of Heritage

From the first Mongolia–Japan line to a modern cashmere house.

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A blue GOBI cashmere sweater draped over an ornate carved wooden saddle

Craft & Innovation

Designers

Naoki Takizawa, and fifteen years of collaborations.

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A Mongolian herder on horseback moving a large herd of cashmere goats at first light

Our Story

Leadership

Rooted in Mongolia, led by Mongolians.

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A ger and goat pens on the Mongolian steppe at sunset

Our Story

From Mongolia to the World

Websites, marketplaces and stores across five countries.

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