Merino wool bedspread Morning mist

Care of natural merino wool

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Merino wool fabric is soft and vulnerable to unsuitable cleaning and care products. For this reason, we recommend that you take great care of your merino products. Dry cleaning is the most reliable method, and generally recommended by all merino manufacturers. Merino tends to go fuzzy a little like any other natural fibre, and sometimes tiny fluff bubbles form on it. You can easily remove them with a special wool comb. Just straighten the fabric on a flat, hard surface and swipe the comb in one direction. When not using a merino blanket for a longer time, it is recommended to pack it in a breathable bag, as merino requires air circulation. Cedar balls repel moths, so it is advisable to buy and keep them in a closet next to a merino blanket. Merino, like other types of natural wool, must be ventilated. Wool is sensitive to direct sunlight. Natural wool fades, dries out, and becomes brittle when exposed to the sun.

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Natural wool products should not be ironed. As with any natural material, improper care can result in damage or even complete destruction.

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Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

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• Dry cleaning
• Do not bleach with chlorine
• Do not wash
• Do not iron
• Ventilate

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