How to care for your children's merino wool clothing:
Care for Your Merino Wool with These Thoughtful Tips:
- Choose the Right Detergent: Always use a liquid wool detergent and steer clear of products containing enzymes and bleach. Why? Regular detergents can strip away the natural oils in wool fibers, leading to potential damage and breakage over time.
- Protect Your Wool: Store your wool items with cedar balls or lavender, especially if you're not planning to use them for a while. For extra protection, place them in an airtight bag. Why? Moths are attracted to wool, and these steps help deter them, keeping your garments safe and intact.
- Opt for Air Washing: Whenever possible, refresh your wool items by air washing. Why? Wool's natural properties make it antibacterial and odor-resistant. Plus, air washing is a more environmentally friendly choice, reducing water and energy usage.
- Easy Repairs: Each of our merino wool styles comes with a handy repair kit attached to the care label. Why? We believe in the longevity and durability of our products and want you to have everything you need for simple, quick fixes, ensuring your wool favorites last even longer.
did you know ?
Wash your style fewer times
Use an efficient washing machine
Reduce the use of the dryer
Wear your style many times throughout its lifespan
Then, in the best case, you can reduce the environmental and climate impact by as much as 75 percent compared to the average.
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How to care for your children's cotton clothing:
Wash cotton at 40°C (or lower) and use a detergent without enzymes and optical brighteners to ensure the best care… Always wash the clothes inside out… Our cotton should not be tumble dried… Can be ironed at medium heat or at the two-dot setting:
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How to care for your children's cotton clothing:
Wash cotton at 40°C (or lower) and use a detergent without enzymes and optical brighteners to ensure the best care… Always wash the clothes inside out… Our cotton should not be tumble dried… Can be ironed at medium heat or at the two-dot setting