How to care for your Cashmere
Baby cashmere is beautifully delicate, and that’s part of its charm. It doesn’t need washing after every wear. In fact, giving the fibers a little time to rest helps preserve their natural softness and shape.
For newborn pieces, as well as styles for girls and boys, gentle care goes a long way. Airing your garment between wears is often enough. When it’s time to refresh it, follow the recommended care instructions carefully and avoid overwashing, as frequent cleaning can weaken the material over time.
Cashmere responds best to patience. Treat it softly, reshape it while damp if needed, and let it dry naturally. With the right attention, baby cashmere becomes even softer year after year, keeping its warmth, lightness, and refined feel.

Washing
First, fill a sink, tub or basin with cold water, and add a small amout of a cleanser that's specially formulated for wool - wash only with similar colors. Once in the water, gently swirl your garment around for about 30 sec, and let it soak for a couple of minutes before rinsing out the soap with cold water from the faucet. Drain the dirty water and rinse with cool, clean water.

Cashmere is delicate and it is strongly suggested that you hand wash it, but it can also go into the washing machine. For the best result, place your garment in a mesh washing bag. Select the delicate cycle on the machine and make sure the water temperature is cold and the spin is on low. Once the cycle is complete, promptly remove the garment to reduce creasing.

Detergents
Use a mild detergent and do not use detergent with bleach. Use cold or cool water to prevent fading.

Drying
Do not tumble dry your cashmere. We recommend you squeeze out excess water by first pressing your cashmere piece into a ball. Once it's no longer sopping wet, lay it out on a dry towel and manipulate the piece so that it conforms to its original shape. Next, fold the towel in half over your cashmere piece; then roll the towel with the cashmere inside until most of the moisture is gone. Place it onto a fresh towel to finish the drying process.

Ironing
Iron at cool setting, maximum 60-70°C steam. Do not iron directly on fabric.

Cashmere comb
The cashmere comb is an essential care tool for keeping cashmere pieces pill-free and long-lasting.
Brushing between wears helps release natural oils that rejuvenate yarns to look like new.
How to use: Lay garment flat. Working in sections, use gentle, moderate strokes to comb in one direction until all fuzz and pills are removed.
The benefits of Cashmere
- Softness from it’s extremely fine fibers
- Up to 8 times more insulating than regular sheep’s wool
- Lightweight- never bulky, which makes it easy to travel with
- Wrinkle-Resistant
- Elegance- Cashmere drapes beautifully
- Comfort and Stretch
- Moisture Wicking
- Allows your body to breathe which helps regulate temperature
- Luxurious- not only for how it feels, but also the process to collect and procedure it is very particular.
- Fire Resistant- it will smolder, it will not melt onto the skin and can self–extinguish
- Hypoallergenic and Antibacterial
- Smart Investment- when cared for correctly, it can last a lifetime and be handed down to siblings, friends and generations










