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Care instructions for your Cashmere clothing.

Washing

Obviously read the instruction on a garment first.
Cashmere knitwear can be hand washed. To maintain your garments in the best possible condition we recommend that you hand wash your garments.

HANDWASHING INSTRUCTIONS

• Hand wash in a lukewarm water (30 degrees C) using a mild detergent. Turn knitwear inside out, wash very gently. Do Not Rub, wring or stretch the garment.
• Rinse thoroughly in clean lukewarm water. Remove excess water from the garment by gently squeezed in sink/bowl.
• Do Not tumble dry. Do Not Lift the garment prior to removing excess water, as this may result in stretching.
• Dry flat over a towel, away from direct heat and sunlight.
• Re-shape the garment to its original shape.

Woven Cashmere

We recommend professional dry cleaning for our garments made of 100% woven cashmere. Obviously read the instruction on a garment first.

Note Some People have been known to use their washing machines to simulate a gentle wash or hand washing. We cannot recommend this due to the variation of machine settings, spin cycles, temperature controls etc..

Pilling Cashmere is one of the finest natural fibres in the world and is combed from the undercoat of Chinese and Mongolian goats. Knitwear made from this precious and delicate fibre is luxurious to wear but requires a little more care and attention than products made from coarser wools. After wearing a new cashmere garment for the first times you might find small balls of fibre forming on the surface. These small balls or "pills" are caused by some of the loose fibre tangling together as areas of your garment are rubbed during wear, This is quite normal. Most common initially is the front on the sides where the arms rub the jumper. The "pilling" is not indicative of inferior quality – it is an inevitable consequence of the careful processing of this fine fibre. Pills can be easily removed by hand or by using a cashmere comb sometimes referred to as “defuzzit” device. The bobbles will decrease over time if one carefully minds the cashmere knitwear. The comb can be used to remove pills and fuzz from all woollen garments, including cashmere.