PRODUCT CARE

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PRODUCT CARE

For the best product and quality care check out our guide. Unveil the secrets to experiencing the highest quality product and exceptional care with our comprehensive guide.

CARE GUIDE FOR WOOL

For the best care fill a bucket with cold water and hand wash your garment, do not scrub, wring, or twist the garment, just let it swirl around for a couple of minutes. You can use some mild soap or (baby)shampoo if the garment is dirty. With heavily stains massage the spot gently. For extreme dirt, soak it for longer.

Then drain away the dirty water and replace for cold clean water, swirl around a couple of times and repeat the process if necessary. You can stop when the water remains clear.

Remove the garment and use a dry towel to roll and press all the water out. Let it flat dry on another towel and reshape if necessary. Let it dry completely.

Wool

Wool is a naturally insulating fiber which is much warmer than synthetic fibers like Acrylic. But Wool is also a delicate fiber and so special wash, and care is required to keep the best look and shape.

Merino Wool

Merino wool is softer and more refined than regular wool. It come from the Merino sheep. Merino wool is warm yet lightweight and breathable, making it suitable for lightweighted beanies, scarves, and gloves. Great for travelling in varies climates.

Cashmere

Cashmere comes from goats and is even softer than sheep’s wool. Cashmere is luxurious because of the silky look and feel.

Lambswool

Since lambs have softer fleece than adult sheep, when you compare lambswool vs wool, lambswool is softer than wool made from adult sheep of the same breed.

cold water Handwash

Swirl around

Let it dry

leather

Sheep leather is light, soft and has a velvet touch. Leather is a naturally permeable material and therefore it is never completely waterproof. Sheep leather is light and supple and is used for high end fashion.

Extreme stains will require the service of a specialist cleaner, but general grime and marks can be removed by using corn starch. Lay the leather garment flat and gently brush in the direction of the grain with a suede brush. Apply corn starch liberally, leave for ten minutes and then brush out. When cleaning the leather, it’s advised to test it first. You can also use a high-quality leather conditioner for cleaning your sheep leather and lambskin. Apply a small dab of conditioner onto a clean cloth and gently massage the cream into the leather to remove grime or marks. There are a wide variety of commercial leather conditioners available but because sheep leather and lambskin are a soft, delicate, and absorbent leather you should choose your conditioner with care, not all conditioners are suitable. You should always test it first on an inconspicuous area of the garment before proceeding with the full treatment.

Recycled Polyester/ Acrylic

Recycled Polyester, often called rPET, is made from recycled plastic bottles. It gives plastic a second life to materials that are not biodegradable. The fiber is strong, durable and crease- resistant, and quick to dry. The knit blend has a much better elasticity than wool. Acrylic fiber has a fluffy and curly appearance and soft touch.

Handwashing your product is the best option for all qualities to maintain the shape and stretch. Firstly, always look on the care label for washing instructions. Generally synthetic fibers (Polyester and Acrylic), Wool blends and Cotton blends can be washed in the machine, but handwashing will keep your accessories look the best. If you wash in a machine, keep the maximum temperature not higher than 30°(86 °F) on a handwash program. Please put small accessories in a laundry bag for extra protection