Our recommendation: Always read the care instructions on the respective garments. The specific composition of the manufacturer and the origin of the materials often require individual care.

Proper care for Merino wool and new wool:

1. Wool textiles do not get dirty as quickly as cotton textiles because the natural lanolin content (i.e., the wool fat on the wool fiber) repels dirt. Usually, it is enough to air out the textiles and only wash them when they are truly dirty.
2. Wash wool (Merino wool, lambswool, or wool blends) best in cold water, below 30°C, in the washing machine on the wool cycle or by hand. A tip for the washing machine: use a laundry bag to prevent friction against the drum and thus reduce the risk of felting.
3. Hand washing: When hand washing, always make sure not to leave the laundry in the water for too long, as it will lose its wool fat and dry out or become brittle. Additionally, avoid wringing or rubbing as this can damage and felt the wool fibers.
4. Use a good organic wool detergent to properly protect the fibers. We recommend using a detergent with lanolin, as it will return enough wool fat to the laundry with each wash, so you don't have to worry about when and how much lanolin to add.
5. Spinning: Always ensure that the spin speed is not too high during the wool cycle.
6. Drying: Let wool clothing dry flat and in the fresh air. For hand washing, we recommend laying the laundry on a dry towel and then carefully rolling it up to remove most of the moisture. After that, let the laundry dry flat.
7. Sun exposure/heating: Avoid direct sunlight when drying. This will dry out the wool fibers and make them porous and scratchy.

You can find more important information and tips on how to properly care for wool clothing in our magazine article "How to Properly Wash Wool".

Wool & Silk is an almost magical material that is the best combines properties of both raw materials. Just at Baby clothing, it is a well-known and popular fabric, but also in the wool & silk clothing is becoming more and more popular in sports and outdoor areas coming.

Before you actually wash cashmere, remember that it has self-cleaning properties. You can hang your favorite item out in the fresh air if there is an odor, for example, or hang it up in the bathroom while you're showering. The high humidity helps!

Even with stubborn individual stains, you don't have to wash the item completely right away.

Our tip: Gently work on the individual stains with soapwort and lukewarm water (!).

The following applies to hand washing: Please never leave your part in the water for long, but make sure that it takes effect for a short time. Never wring out the clothes! (It's better to press them gently between hand and sink.)

Cashmere can usually be washed well with a fine wool detergent by hand or on a hand wash program. (Please always check the washing label for the ideal temperature, but the absolute maximum is 30 degrees). Turn your pieces inside out beforehand to avoid fading and rubbing. It is important that you set a low spin speed (600-800 revolutions) for the washing program and also check the revolutions beforehand for the wool washing program.

Danger! The wet clothing should then always be dried lying flat and pulled into shape! Lay them on a towel or your drying rack, for example. It is normal for small pilling to appear after a while. This is a natural process due to the wear and tear. If the pilling still bothers you, you can pluck it off gently after washing or remove it very carefully with a cashmere comb or cashmere razor. So that your favorite pieces don't stretch or take on completely different shapes, you should of course keep them neatly folded - and not hanging - in the closet.

Moth protection :

Lavender bags, parasitic wasps and cedar wood help against moths! If you want to put the clothes aside longer (e.g. for siblings), consider whether you want to vacuum the parts or not. There are pros and cons. Any pressure caused by vacuuming is harmful to the fibers. However, no moths can get to it when vacuumed. Maybe an airtight box is a good alternative. Decide for yourself!

The Best Care for Bamboo Clothing:

1. Washing: Bamboo clothing should be washed in cold or warm water, preferably at 30 degrees Celsius or lower. Avoid hot water as it can damage the fibers. Use a mild, eco-friendly detergent without harsh chemicals or bleach.
2. Wash Cycle: Choose a gentle wash cycle that treats the clothing delicately, such as the delicate cycle. Avoid overly long or intense wash cycles to prevent excessive wear.
3. Separate Washing: Ideally, wash bamboo clothing separately or with similar colors to prevent discoloration.
4. Avoid Fabric Softener: Do not use fabric softener as it can damage bamboo fibers. The natural softness of bamboo fibers should be sufficient.
5. Gentle Spin: Set the spin function to low revolutions to put less strain on the clothing.
6. Drying: Bamboo clothing can be air-dried to prolong the life of the fibers. If you use a dryer, select a low temperature and a gentle cycle. Remove the clothing from the dryer as soon as it's dry to prevent wrinkles.
7. Ironing: Bamboo fibers are naturally wrinkle-resistant, but if you want to iron, use a low ironing temperature. Place a cotton cloth between the iron and the clothing to avoid direct contact.
8. Stain Removal: Treat stains immediately with a gentle stain remover to prevent them from setting.

By following these care tips, you can ensure that your bamboo clothing remains beautiful and comfortable to wear for a long time.

Caring for linen clothing requires special attention to maintain the quality and lifespan of the pieces. Here are the best care instructions for linen clothing:

1. Washing:

• Linen should be washed in cold or lukewarm water (around 30°C) using a mild detergent.
• It is advisable to wash linen separately or with similar colors as it can tend to bleed color.
• Avoid excessive scrubbing or rubbing while washing, as this can damage the fabric.
• Hand washing is a gentler method, but you can also machine wash linen using a gentle cycle.

2. Drying:

• Linen should be air-dried, preferably in the shade or indoors to avoid direct sunlight.
• Avoid using a tumble dryer, as it can stress linen fibers and may cause the clothing to shrink.

3. Ironing:

• Iron linen clothing while it is still slightly damp to remove wrinkles. Use a medium to high-temperature setting.
• For an especially smooth look, you can use steam. Consider using an ironing cloth to protect the fabric.

4. Storage:

• Store linen in a dry place to prevent mold growth.
• Avoid hanging linen clothing on hangers for extended periods, as it may cause stretching. Instead, fold it and lay it flat in your wardrobe.

5. Stain Removal:

Treat stains as soon as possible. Use a mild detergent or gall soap and gently dab the stain instead of rubbing.

6. Unique Characteristics:

• Linen may tend to stiffen slightly after each wash but will become softer with wear and time.
• The wrinkles that occur in linen clothing are a characteristic feature and contribute to its relaxed look. You can embrace them or iron to smooth them out.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your linen clothing remains in good condition and feels comfortable for a long time.

Lanolin is a secretion that is produced in the sebaceous glands of sheep and gives wool its properties (stain and odor repellent as well as heat regulation). The lanolin in our detergent is obtained from wool production. The sheared wool is washed for further processing and specifically in preparation for dyeing to remove the wool fat from the wool so that it can absorb dye. Lanolin, also known as wool fat, is extracted from the remaining washing suds using a low-pollutant solvent.

Why should you use lanolin when washing woolen clothes?

With each wash, the wool loses its own fat, which makes the wool soft and supple. By losing the wool fat, the wool also loses its properties (stain and odor repellent as well as heat regulation) and it is therefore important that you add lanolin/wool fat to the wool every 2-3 washes so that the clothes remain durable and supple.

How do I know that the wool no longer has any wool grease?

Wool and also wool & silk clothing that has little or no wool fat feels hard and brittle. Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to completely re-grease a wool that has been fully washed out. Therefore, you should use lanolin every 2-3 washes to prevent this.