Caring for Your Hank Knitwear

Rotate your knits
Woollen sweaters and cardigans benefit from rest between wears. Try wearing them 2–3 times before washing, and rotate your pieces to allow the fibres to relax and return to their natural shape.
Hand wash with care
Fill a basin with cold water and add a gentle cleanser, such as an eco-friendly detergent, mild wool wash, or baby shampoo. Submerge your knitwear and move it gently in the water. Let it soak for up to 30 minutes.
Lay your knit on a clean, dry towel and gently roll it up, applying light pressure to absorb water. Then unroll, reshape, and adjust any ribbing as needed. Leave todry flat for 12–24 hours. If wrinkles remain, a steamer can help smooth them out.
Wool fibres are delicate, tumble drying or machine washing can shrink, stretch, or pill your knit. Best if you use a damp cloth to spot clean any marks off your garmet in between washes.
Skip ironing or tumble drying
Wool fibres are delicate, tumble drying or machine washing can shrink, stretch, or pill your knit. Do not iron your garments, instead hang to remove any creases.
Store your items with care
Keep your knits folded, separated from rough materials, zippers, or hooks that could snag fibres. Proper storage keeps them looking pristine and ready to wear.
We recommend hand-washing in cold water with a gentle cleanser, like an eco-friendly detergent, mild wool wash, or baby shampoo. Move your knit gently in the water, then soak for up to 30 minutes. Avoid wringing or twisting to preserve the shape.
No, wool fibres are delicate, and machine washing or tumble drying can shrink, stretch, or damage your garments. Hand washing and drying flat ensures your knits remain soft and heirloom-quality.
After washing, press out excess water gently, then lay your knit flat on a clean, dry towel. Roll it up lightly to absorb moisture, unroll, reshape, and allow it to dry flat for 12–24 hours. If needed, use a steamer to remove minor wrinkles.
Woollen sweaters and cardigans don’t need frequent washing. Wear them 2–3 times between washes and rotate your garments to let the fibres rest and retain their natural shape.
Keep your knits folded and separate from rough materials, zippers, or hooks that could snag fibres. Proper storage preserves their shape, softness, and longevity, so your knits remain beautiful for years to come.
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