Product Care

Wool is a 100% natural fibre, and with the right care, our throws, blankets, and clothing can last for generations. Below we detail how to keep them looking their best.
Throws
- Not suitable for machine washing (heat and spin may cause shrinkage or loss of shape).
- If you are comfortable washing wool, please view our complete guide on how to wash wool here.
- Do not bleach.
- Iron on a low, relaxed setting (max. 110°C).
- For the best results, professional dry cleaning is recommended.
Bedding Blankets
- We recommend dry cleaning only, as this ensures the blankets are treated with the correct methods.
- If you are comfortable washing wool, please view our complete guide on how to wash wool here.
- Not suitable for washing at home, especially not in a washing machine.
Clothing
Wool garments are easier to care for than many think - just a little extra attention makes them last beautifully.
Washing:
Most pieces should be hand-washed only (unless otherwise stated).
- View our complete guide on how to wash wool here.
- Avoid wringing or rubbing - gently squeeze out water.
- Rinse thoroughly and dry flat on a towel to absorb excess moisture.
Extra Tip:
We recommend using our wooden wool comb to gently remove pills and keep knitwear looking like new.
Storing Knitwear:
- Always store knitwear clean, especially over summer.
- Fold neatly and keep in a breathable bag or drawer to protect from moths.
Fabrics
Dry cleaning is recommended for wool fabrics, especially for cushions, upholstery, or decorative use.
For light care at home:
- Gently spot clean with a damp cloth and mild wool detergent.
- Avoid scrubbing - blot stains instead.
- Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- For larger items or frequent use, we recommend professional upholstery cleaning to preserve the fabric’s quality and shape.