Did you know that wool has good properties which means that you do not have to wash it as often. The wool is in itself dirt-repellent, ie. the dirt settles on the surface. This is because the wool contains natural fats. A tip if you want to freshen up the blanket is to air it when it is a little damp outside. In this way it "purifies" itself. If you still want to wash the blanket, please follow the washing instructions below.

Throws made of 100% lambswool

Machine wash 30 degrees, Wool program only, Wash separately, Iron at medium temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Throws of or with merino wool

Dry cleaning only, Iron at low temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Throws with Alpaca

Dry cleaning only, Iron at low temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Throws with Cashmere

Dry cleaning only, Iron at low temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Throws with Mohair

Dry clean only, Do not iron, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Wool blankets 80% lambswool & 20% cotton

Dry cleaning only, Iron at medium temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Blankets made of 100% lambswool

Dry cleaning only, Iron at medium temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Cotton blankets

Machine wash 40 degrees, Wash separately, Iron at medium temperature, Do not use bleach.

Cotton chenille blankets

Machine wash 40 degrees, Wash separately, Iron at medium temperature, Do not use bleach

Our brushed thin cotton quality

Machine wash 30 degrees ,. Wool / hand wash program only, Wash separately, Iron at medium temperature, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Kitchen products of half linen or cotton.

Machine wash 60 degrees with prewash. Wash with similar colours, Iron on high heat, Do not tumble dry, Do not use bleach.

Care instructions for wool blankets

All wool has a tendency to pick up gradually. The finer the wool, the more sensitive it is. Bumps arise from abrasion. This means that you should avoid too much load on the blankets, e.g. they are not suitable as a seat cushion or to dress the sofa with. To make the blankets soft and airy, rub (brush) them up. A blanket can be ruffled several times using e.g. velcro or a steel comb.

Hold the Velcro vertically and grip at both ends with your thumb and forefinger. The bend on the velcro "branches" should be in the same direction as you intend to brush. If you keep it right, it should be easy to brush, not choppy and heavy.

Brush the blanket from the inside out with long, even, sweeping strokes. Remember not to brush too hard - then it is easy to get caught and pull away too much of the wool fibres.
Pass the blanket piece by piece until it is airy and smooth on the surface. Finish by hanging out and airing the blanket.