Every Home of Cashmere piece deserves gentle care. With the right tools, methods, and seasonal storage habits, your Mongolian cashmere will stay soft, warm, and timelessly beautiful.
Cashmere
Care
Guide
1. Essential Tools
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1. Preparation
Use a pH-balanced cashmere detergent and fill a soft basin with lukewarm water (30°C / 86°F).
2. Hand Wash
Gently submerge and swirl the garment — never rub or wring. Let soak for 5–10 minutes.
3. Rinse
Rinse in clean water of the same temperature to avoid fiber shock.
4. Drying
Press gently with a towel to remove excess water, then lay flat on a dry towel to air-dry.
5. Storage
Fold and store in breathable cotton bags with cedar balls or lavender sachets.
Why Hand Wash Matters
Machine washing, even on gentle cycles, can stretch or felt cashmere and wool fibers.
Hand washing maintains the yarn’s structure and prevents loss of elasticity.
Always keep the water below 30 °C and avoid sudden temperature changes.
Use minimal agitation to protect the natural fiber scales and retain softness.
Once dry, a light cashmere comb will restore the surface to its original smoothness.
2. Washing Routine
We believe in gentle rituals that protect natural fibers. Each step of hand washing helps wool and cashmere retain their softness, balance, and natural shape.
1. SORT & TURN INSIDE OUT
Separate colors and turn garments inside out to reduce surface friction.
2. DISSOLVE DETERGENT
Use a neutral detergent for wool and cashmere. Dissolve completely before adding your garment.
3. SOAK GENTLY
Immerse for 5–10 minutes in lukewarm water (30 °C / 86 °F).
Move slowly — never rub or twist.
4. RINSE CLEANLY
Replace with clean water of the same temperature until detergent is fully removed.
5. PRESS & LIFT
Support the garment with both hands and press lightly with a towel to remove excess water.
Why Gentle Washing Matters
Wool and cashmere are living fibers — too much movement or heat can break their natural elasticity.
By washing slowly and avoiding sudden temperature changes, the fibers remain relaxed and smooth.
Let the garment rest between steps, just as the fiber once did in nature.
This slow, careful process ensures it will return to your hands as soft, balanced, and beautiful as the day you bought it.
3. Storage & Maintenance
Proper storage keeps each cashmere and wool piece soft, clean, and ready for years to come.
1. FOLD, DON’T HANG
Always fold knits flat to prevent shoulder stretching and fabric distortion.
2. USE BREATHABLE BAGS
Store pieces in cotton or linen bags to keep air flowing and moisture away.
3. NATURAL PROTECTION
Place cedar balls or lavender sachets to deter moths without harsh chemicals.
4. REST BEFORE STORAGE
Let garments rest for 24 hours after drying to restore shape and balance.
5. REFRESH REGULARLY
Replace cedar or lavender every few months to keep freshness and scent alive.
Why Proper Storage Matters
Cashmere and wool are sensitive to pressure, humidity, and light.
Thoughtful storage preserves their softness and prevents fiber fatigue.
Keep pieces cool, dry, and gently folded —
so when you open your wardrobe next season, every garment feels as pure as new.
