Cashmere care

Cashmere is one of the most exclusive materials you can wear. With the right care and storage, your garments can last from generation to generation. Read our care guide to see how you can best take care of your cashmere pieces.

Pilling

Seeing bobbles or fuzz balls on cashmere garments is completely normal and not a sign of poor quality. The bobbles are excess fibers that arise when the garment is exposed to friction. With every order, we include a cashmere comb that you can use to remove pilling. Carefully stretch the garment and gently comb in the same direction as the fibers. Over time, the pilling will decrease and the garment will become even softer.

Wash

One of the many benefits of cashmere is that it is a breathable material, which means you do not have to wash it after each use. Air your garment instead of washing it. If necessary, wash your garments at 30°C on the wool, gentle, or hand wash program, always on the lowest spin. You can also hand wash your garments in cold water. When washing, use a mild detergent intended for cashmere. Never use bleach or fabric softener.

Dry flat

Gently squeeze your garment after washing to get rid of excess water - do not wring the garment. Lay the garment flat on a towel to dry. Never hang heavy wet garments as they easily lose their fit.

Iron/Steam

The best way to get your garments smooth is to use a steamer. If you want to iron, choose the lowest heat.

Storage

Store your garments folded, preferably inside the bag they came in. Add the cedar wood ball that is included in your order to prevent moths.

Our cashmere

Our cashmere wool is OEKO-TEX certified and meets high human ecological requirements. It is important to us that you as a customer feel safe when buying and wearing our products.