Our extra fine merino wool comes from the famous merino sheep found in Australia, among other places.

Its characteristics are its finesse and lightness, which allows it to be worn in all seasons.

This wool also has the particularity of being anti-bacterial and breathable. Washing can therefore be less frequent, and the material easily resists stains.

In order to keep its softness and perfect quality, we recommend hand washing your merino wool in cold water (20° maximum).

Among its many advantages, merino wool has the particularity of drying particularly quickly. Machine drying is not necessary and is particularly not recommended. Drying flat and in the open air is therefore the best option.

Like cashmere, merino wool may pill slightly in the event of mechanical friction, its fiber also being natural.

To avoid this, avoid friction. When washing, apply more pressure on the garment.

You can also shave your wool regularly to remove any pilling.

Like cashmere, merino wool is sought after by moths. So store your wool in a cool, dry place.

For added protection, slip them into a breathable cotton bag or a garment bag, and place cedar balls in your storage.