WASH & CARE FOR YOUR WOOL

🌬️ Natural Drying

After washing, reshape your knit and lay it flat to dry on an absorbent towel, away from direct sunlight and never in a tumble dryer. To speed up drying, roll your garment in a towel to remove excess water, but do not wring it out.

🧵 Steaming & Maintenance

If needed, remove wrinkles using steam or a low-heat iron on the wool setting, with a pressing cloth, and avoid applying heat to the seams.

Over time, some pilling may appear—this is completely normal, particularly with merino knits! Simply remove them gently using a wool comb or fabric shaver, working section by section.

Thanks for its fluffy texture and length of its fibers, mohair piles a lot less than merino wool. If you notice piling, you can gently cut them while your knit is still damp, using scissors or an electric shaver to avoid pulling on the yarn. 

🧣 Storage

Fold your knits neatly in a drawer or shelf rather than hanging them, as hangers can cause stretching over time. You may also want to place natural moth repellents in your wardrobe for extra protection.

With these simple steps, your knitwear will stay beautiful, soft, and comfortable for years to come! ✨