Cashmere Care
How to show your cashmere the care it needs
Make sure your lovely cashmere lasts for the long haul. Not all cashmere has to be dry-cleaned. Unless specifically written otherwise on the product you can easily wash your garment either by hand or by washing machine.
Quick Guide
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Sewn
PRODUCTS:Coats, Trench Coats, Blazers & Suits
METHOD:Only dry cleaning
②
Knitted
PRODUCTS:Sweaters, Pants, Scarves, Hats, Gloves, Socks, etc
METHOD:Dry cleaning or hand washing
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Woven
PRODUCTS:Blankets, Scarves, Shawls & Throws
METHOD:Only dry cleaning
Cashmere Trainers
Cashmere Trainers are luxurious and stylish, but they require special care to maintain their appearance and longevity
Protect them from moisture
Cashmere trainers are delicate and can be damaged by moisture. Avoid wearing them in wet or snowy conditions, and use a waterproof spray to protect them from rain and spills.
Clean them regularly
Use a soft-bristled brush or cloth to gently remove any dirt or dust from your trainers. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents, as they can damage the cashmere fibers.
Store them properly
When you're not wearing your cashmere trainers, store them in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. Avoid storing them in a humid environment or airtight container.
Use a cashmere cleaner
If your trainers require a more thorough cleaning, use a specialized cashmere cleaner that's safe for delicate fibers. Follow the instructions on the cleaner carefully, and avoid using too much water.
By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your cashmere trainers stay looking their best for years to come.
① Soaking
In lukewarm water about 20°C (70°F), add special cashmere/wool shampoo and stir to dissolve evenly. Soak the garment in the wash basin, but do not leave it to soak for long.
② Washing
Squeeze gently until it is clean. To completely remove the shampoo, rinse in clean water thoroughly but carefully. Gently squeeze out the excess water, but do not wring the garment for it will lose its shape.
③ Drying
To dry, please try to shape the garment to its original form and lay it flat. For quick drying, you may roll the garment with a towel. In doing so, roll slowly to avoid wrinkles. Gently press to remove water. Straighten the garment back to its original shape after unrolling. Lay it flat to dry completely. Never tumble dry or hang dry your cashmere pieces.
④ Ironing
If you choose to iron afterwards, please use a steam iron and adjust the temperature accordingly. When ironing, set up the steam function on your iron and leave a 0.5-1cm (0.2-0.4in) gap between the iron and cashmere garment.
⑤ Piling is Natural
Is your cashmere garment pilling? Have no worries, pilling is a natural occurrence in cashmere. Pills are the little balls of fiber that start to gather on your sweater, typically in areas where there is friction. Pilling can quickly be removed using a cashmere comb or by picking them off by hand.
⑥ Storing
When storing, fold your cashmere garment and do not use a hanger as it ruins the shape. When placing your garment in long-term storage, use a garment bag or box or both. Since cashmere attracts moths, we recommend placing a moth repellent in the box.