Air:

• Shake blanket regularly to remove dust and refresh fibres.
• Wool's natural odour resistance means less frequent washing is required and airing helps minimise the need even further.

Washing:

• For the best quality wash we recommend dry cleaning both wools but merino wool must be dry cleaned.
• Pure Wool Hand Wash: Use cold water and wool-specific detergent.
• Gently agitate without wringing to prevent felting.
• Do not wash your blanket in the washing machine. The heat can cause shrinkage, and the spinning can cause loss of shape.
• When ironing pure wool, use a cool setting with a max temperature of 110 degrees Celsius. Merino wool has anti wrinkle properties so ironing is not recommended.

Drying:

• Lay flat on clean towel, roll to remove excess water.
• Hang to dry, ensuring even weight distribution.
• Do not wring or tumble dry.

Storage:

• To properly store wool blankets, keep them in a cool, dark place.
• Use a breathable container like a cotton storage bag, and add natural moth deterrents like cedar chips or lavender sachets to protect against pests while ensuring the fabric can air out.

Maintenance:

• Initial shed and pilling is normal; remove gently by hand or with a comb, lint roller, fabric shaver, or razor.
• Not recommended as chair/sofa covers due to friction and wear.