Button-up wool cardigan, gray

Our model wearing this style is 172 cm tall. This natural product, made of high-quality fibers, requires careful care and hand washing.

The pilling of wool and cashmere is a natural process. This is due to the specific chemistry of natural fibers. Pilling most often occurs in areas particularly susceptible to friction. It's easy to remove matted balls with a special wool comb or a fabric shaver. If knots appear on wool products, they should be trimmed with a wool clipper and washed, repeating the entire process—wearing, shearing, washing—until the wool surface becomes smooth. The yarn we use to make our sweaters holds the highest global certifications: Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

This is a NO MULESING raw material - the wool is obtained in a humane way, respecting the feelings of animals from farms where the cruel Mulesing method is not used for sheep and paying attention to the impact on the environment.


With these simple guidelines, caring for your wool will be easier than you thought.
Dry cleaning wool all the time is not recommended.
You can also wash your sweater by hand, but make sure you use a gentle wool detergent and water at less than 30°C.
Turn the sweater inside out before washing.
Submerge the garment in water and squeeze gently.
Do not wring or stretch the garment to avoid damaging the fabric.
If necessary, you can soak the garment for up to 30 minutes. Then rinse the garment thoroughly in clean water, but carefully. After washing, lay the damp sweater on a towel to dry.
To speed up drying, you can roll it up with a towel.
While rolling, press gently to remove water.
After unfolding, straighten the garment back to its original shape. Lay it flat to dry completely. Never tumble dry or hang dry the sweater.