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
Click here for the official MOON Upholstery Fabric Care Guide.
Dry cleaning is recommended for wool fabrics, especially for cushions.
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.

