Lambswool Scarf

A lambswool scarf is a luxurious and cozy accessory crafted from the fine and soft wool of young sheep. Known for its exceptional warmth and comfort, lambswool is prized for its natural insulating properties, making it perfect for keeping you snug during cold weather.

They are not only practical but also a stylish addition to any outfit. Whether draped casually over your shoulders or wrapped snugly around your neck, a lambswool scarf is a timeless and elegant accessory that combines functionality with a touch of sophistication.

100% Lambswool

Long: 163 cm, 65 inch

Width- 25 cm, 10 inch

Made in UK

Handwash 30'

Do not tumble dry

Taking care of a wool sweater is essential to maintain its shape, softness, and longevity. Here are some practical tips:

1. Washing

• Read the Label: Always check the care label for specific washing instructions.
• Hand Wash:
  • Fill a sink or basin with cold water.
  • Add a small amount of wool-friendly detergent (e.g., Woolite).
  • Gently swish the sweater in the water without wringing or scrubbing.
  • Let it soak for about 10–15 minutes.
• Machine Wash:
  • Use the delicate or wool cycle with cold water.
  • Place the sweater in a mesh laundry bag to protect it.
  • Use a gentle detergent for wool.

2. Drying

• Avoid Wringing: Squeeze out excess water gently.
• Reshape and Dry Flat:
  • Lay the sweater on a clean towel.
  • Roll the towel with the sweater inside to remove extra moisture.
  • Lay the sweater flat on a drying rack or another towel, reshaping it to its original size and dimensions.
• Avoid Hanging: Hanging can stretch and distort the shape of the sweater.

3. Storing

• Fold Instead of Hanging: Fold wool sweaters to avoid stretching.
• Use Cedar or Lavender: Keep moths away by storing sweaters with natural repellents like cedar blocks or lavender sachets.
• Avoid Plastic: Use breathable fabric bags for storage if needed.

4. Removing Pills

• Use a sweater comb, fabric shaver, or lint remover to gently remove pilling without damaging the fibres.

5. Handling Stains

• Treat stains immediately with cold water and a small amount of wool detergent. Avoid using hot water as it can set the stain.

6. General Tips

• Air Out After Wearing: Allow the sweater to air out to release odours and moisture before storing it.
• Avoid Excessive Washing: Wool is naturally odour-resistant, so it doesn’t need to be washed after every wear.
• Prevent Heat Exposure: Avoid placing the sweater in direct sunlight, near heaters, or in a dryer.

With these steps, your wool sweater will remain soft, cosy, and looking great for years!