CASHMERE CARE

We want our cashmere to last for decades, and even be handed down one day. One of

the simplest ways to minimize environmental impact is to hand-wash.

1, Use cool water and add about a tablespoon of soap. Look for soap with glycerin and

a low pH value, or cashmere detergent

2, Soapy water for about five minutes. Gently roll and squeeze the cashmere to remove

suds. Then, place it in fresh water, ideally in a bigger basin or tub, and leave it to soak

for another few minutes.

3, We recommend air-drying your cashmere. Lay cashmere flat to dry on a towel, roll

the towel and cashmere up together to gently squeeze out any excess water. Unroll

and lay the cashmere to air dry. Let it air-dry completely to bring it back to its original

shape, which should take about 24 hours.

Note: Never twist or stretch. Avoid hanging to prevent stretching and never put your

cashmere in the dryer.

Cashmere sweaters should be folded instead of hung.

Store in a dark, preferably airtight spot avoid from moths.

Pilling is a natural part of the cashmere wear. Pills form from rubbing,

abrasion, and even just normal use. We recommend a cashmere comb

to maintain your pieces. Try our Travel Cashmere Comb.