Easycare . for . Wool
Caring for products made from pure virgin wool is simple and does not require frequent washing.
When it comes to washing loden, less is more. Air out your loden garment regularly to keep it fresh. Brush out stains gently using a mild vinegar water.
After use, air out your wool blanket thoroughly and brush it with a root brush if needed. For stains, gently brush with a mild vinegar water. Hand washing is the gentlest cleaning method.
After wearing, air out your Merino shirt to keep it fresh for longer. For cleaning, choose gentle hand washing or use the wool cycle with a laundry bag.
Care Sets
For clothing and blankets made from virgin wool.
Air out virgin wool products regularly and thoroughly. Stains can be gently brushed out with a mild vinegar water. This removes dirt and odours while refreshing the colours.
Yes, stains can be removed from your virgin wool product using a mild vinegar water or curd soap. For the vinegar water, use ordinary white houshold vinegar. Mix lukewarm water with a generous splash of vinegar.
You can use curd soap, a mild detergent without bleach, or a special wool detergent.
In principle, yes. The best option is, after hand washing (for example with wool blankets), to gently press out the excess water and then dry it laid out as flat and wide as possible.
Always dry knitted virgin wool products flat to maintain their shape. Loden (woven wool fabric) can also be dried on a clothes hanger.
If your virgin wool product has shrunk, it was unfortunately washed incorrectly – most likely at a temperature that was too hot. Sadly, there is nothing you can do to reverse this. Virgin wool shrinks when exposed to high heat or sudden temperature changes. We recommend hand washing in lukewarm water and rinsing at the same temperature. If in doubt, wash and rinse cold.
Yes, virgin wool products made by us can often be repaired, depending on the individual case. Please note that we only accept items for repair in a cleaned condition. Feel free to contact us – we will be happy to advise you.
These steps help keep moths away from virgin wool products: air them out regularly, clean with a mild vinegar water (mix ordinary white household vinegar with a good splash of vinegar), and/or store them with scented sachets such as lavender or cedar wood. For longer storage, an airtight box is suitable – just make sure the virgin wool products are always cleaned before being stored.
If you notice a moth infestation in your virgin wool product, clean your wardrobe thoroughly with a vinegar water and steam the wool item well with a steam iron. Small moth holes can often be mended. Products from our own production can usually be repaired, but only if they are cleaned beforehand. Please feel free to contact us to discuss the details.
Easycare . for . Wool
Caring for products made from pure virgin wool is simple and does not require frequent washing.
If you do need to wash wool, choose gentle methods – often, thorough airing is all it takes.
When it comes to washing loden, less is more. Air out your loden garment regularly to keep it fresh. Brush away stains gently using a mild vinegar water.
Tips on how to wash wool blankets: after use, air out your wool blanket thoroughly and brush it with a root brush if needed. For stains, gently brush with a mild vinegar water. Hand washing is the gentlest cleaning method.
How to wash your Merino shirt properly: after wearing, air out your Merino shirt to keep it fresh for longer. For cleaning, choose gentle hand washing or use the wool cycle with a laundry bag.
Care Sets
for clothing and blankets made from virgin wool.
Air out virgin wool products regularly and thoroughly. Stains can be gently brushed out with a mild vinegar water. This removes dirt and odours while refreshing the colours.
Yes, stains can be removed from your virgin wool product using a mild vinegar water or curd soap. For the vinegar water, use ordinary white houshold vinegar. Mix lukewarm water with a generous splash of vinegar.
You can use curd soap, a mild detergent without bleach, or a special wool detergent.
In principle, yes. The best option is, after hand washing (for example with wool blankets), to gently press out the excess water and then dry it laid out as flat and wide as possible.
Always dry knitted virgin wool products flat to maintain their shape. Loden (woven wool fabric) can also be dried on a clothes hanger.
If your virgin wool product has shrunk, it was unfortunately washed incorrectly – most likely at a temperature that was too hot. Sadly, there is nothing you can do to reverse this. Virgin wool shrinks when exposed to high heat or sudden temperature changes. We recommend hand washing in lukewarm water and rinsing at the same temperature. If in doubt, wash and rinse cold.
Yes, virgin wool products made by us can often be repaired, depending on the individual case. Please note that we only accept items for repair in a cleaned condition. Feel free to contact us – we will be happy to advise you.
These steps help keep moths away from virgin wool products: air them out regularly, clean with a mild vinegar water (mix lukewarm water with a good splash of ordinary white household vinegar), and/or store them with scented sachets such as lavender or cedar wood. For longer storage, an airtight box is suitable – just make sure the virgin wool products are always cleaned before being stored.
If you notice a moth infestation in your virgin wool product, clean your wardrobe thoroughly with a vinegar water and steam the wool item well with a steam iron. Small moth holes can often be mended. Products from our own production can usually be repaired, but only if they are cleaned beforehand. Please feel free to contact us to discuss the details.
