CARE
CARE
TAKE CARE OF YOUR CASHMERE
- Machine wash at 30°C
- Do not use bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron at low temperature
- Dry cleaning possible but not recommended
100% CASHMERE
Made up of 65% recycled fiber and 35% virgin fiber, here are some tips for maintaining your sweater:
Wash your cashmere every 3 to 4 wears. You can wash it by hand in cold water or use the machine at a maximum temperature of 30°C. Make sure to use a mild detergent and avoid harsh products like fabric softener.
After washing, do not put it in the dryer. Instead, prefer drying flat to preserve its shape and softness. Also avoid hanging it, this could deform it.
Store it in a dry place to avoid deterioration. A ventilated space is ideal for allowing your cashmere to breathe.
Bonus Tips:
If your sweater is not stained, simply let it breathe in the open air to eliminate any odors.
Cashmere loves water, so the more you wash it, the softer and more luxurious it will become over time. Additionally, water can help tighten the fibers if your sweater becomes a little loose.
LIGHT CASHMERE
Hand Washing: Use cold or lukewarm water and a mild detergent specially formulated for wool and cashmere. Avoid harsh chemicals and fabric softeners.
Gentle Rinsing: Rinse thoroughly with cold water to remove all detergent. Gently press to remove excess water without wringing.
Flat Drying: Lay the sweater flat on a clean, dry towel, then roll the towel with the sweater inside to absorb excess water. Unroll and let dry flat on another towel, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Avoid the Dryer: Do not put the sweater in the dryer as heat can shrink and damage the fibers.
Proper Storage: Fold the sweater and store it in a dry, airy place. Avoid hanging it to prevent fiber distortion.
Air Out: Between washes, air out the sweater to keep it fresh. Cashmere and wool benefit from a break between wears to regain their shape and texture.
TIPS
If your sweater is not stained, simply let it air out to eliminate any odors.
Cashmere loves water, so the more you wash it, the softer and more luxurious it will become over time. Plus, water can help tighten the fibers if your sweater is getting a little loose.
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CARE GUIDE — TAKING CARE OF YOUR CASHMERE
Preferably wash by hand or machine at 30° with lukewarm water and mild soap without spinning.
Avoid harsh detergents that could damage cashmere fibers!
After washing, do not wring the cashmere to remove excess water. Gently squeeze out the water using a clean towel. Spinning too vigorously could deform the fibers.
Let your cashmere rest flat for several hours so that it dries without becoming deformed.
Store your cashmere folded rather than hanging to avoid distortion.