Wool Comb
Most knitwear will get pilling at first and the best way to deal with this is to remove the pilling with a sharp object - a wool comb for example! Pulling it off will make it worse.
When you have removed the initial pillings it will decrease, and you will have a great sweater for years to come.
How to care for your wool knits:
Your pure wool knits (not just ours) do not need a lot of washing. Wool is famously self-cleansing and if sweaters need freshening up, hang them outside to air them out. Only wash when downright dirty.
Our knitwear can be washed in the machine on a wool cycle or of course by hand in lukewarm water -never hot water which will cause irreparable shrinkage. Always use a detergent specifically for wool.
Never wring out a wool sweater, just press the water out of it gently.
When you have washed a wool sweater, lay it out on a towel and gently roll up the towel. When the towel feels wet, unroll, and lay the sweater out to dry flat. Never hang dry wool, as the fibers will stretch and the sweater lose it's shape.
Generally we recommend storing your knitwear folded as opposed to hanging, as they may lose their shape over time.
Description
Article no.: AC05000101
Material:
Wood and metal.
Manufactured in:
China.