Wool Care Guide
HOW TO CARE FOR WOOL CLOTHING
Wool is a natural fibre valued for its warmth, softness and durability. Designed to be worn often, it benefits from considered care - helping maintain its shape, feel and quality over time. If you're wondering how to care for wool clothing, a few simple habits can help your garments last season after season.

HOW TO CARE FOR WOOL CLOTHING
Wool naturally refreshes itself, meaning it doesn't need frequent washing.
Air your garment between wears to maintain freshness and reduce the need for washing.

HOW TO WASH WOOL CLOTHING
When needed, wash wool garments in cold or lukewarm water using a mild or wool-specific detergent.
Turn garments inside out ad handle gently to help maintain their shape.

HOW TO DRY WOOL GARMENTS
Gently press out excess water and lay flat to dry, refresh as needed.
Avoid hanging or using heat, as this can stretch or damage the fibres.

HOW TO REMOVE WRINKLES FROM WOOL
Steaming is the gentlest way to remove creases and restore the garments natural shape.
For ironing, use a low setting and press inside out.

HOW TO REMOVE PILLING FROM WOOL
Pilling can occur through wear. Use a wool comb or fabric shaver to maintain a smooth, refined finish.

ALWAYS FOLLOW THE CARE LABEL
Always refer to your garment's care label for specific instructions, as some wool pieces are best professionally dry cleaned.
WOOL CARE FAQS
Can you wash wool in the washing machine?
Yes, many wool garments can be washed on a delicate or wool cycle using cold water. Always check the care label first.
Does wool shrink when washed?
Wool can shrink if exposed to heat or agitation. Washing in cold water and avoiding tumble drying helps maintain its shape.
How often should you wash wool?
Wool does not need frequent washing. Airing between wears is often enough to refresh the garment.
Can you tumble dry wool?
No, tumble drying can cause shrinkage and damage fibers. Always lay wool garments flat to dry.
How do you store wool clothing?
Fold wool garments and store them in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging knitwear to prevent stretching.



