Wash Our cashmere products made from recycled cashmere require less washing than clothing made from other fibers because they are inherently more odor, stain and wrinkle resistant. Cashmere wool even absorbs odor molecules from sweat that are only released during washing. Cashmere garments should be washed on a gentle cycle or by hand (not hotter than 30 °C, low spin). A mild or neutral detergent is also recommended and the garment should be placed in a garment bag/laundry bag. Wash the item together with other delicate parts or separately, inside out and away from zippers, buttons, etc.
dry Cashmere garments are best dried flat. To do this, lay it over a towel or plain cloth on a drying rack or on a chair and gently knead it into shape by hand, removing as many wrinkles or creases as possible. To ensure the garments last a long time, tumble drying is strongly discouraged for all our cashmere and wool garments.
Iron Although cashmere, like wool, is wrinkle-resistant, it may require a light ironing. If possible, set the iron to wool on medium or 2-zone heat. If the iron is too hot, it can cause discoloration or, in the worst case, burn marks on the garment. Also, avoid applying strong pressure when ironing, as this could result in a shiny surface.