Clothing Care
Caring for wool sweaters so they keep their shape
Wool keeps its shape when it is washed and dried gently. Learn how to hand wash a sweater in cool water, avoid felting and stretching, and dry it flat.
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Clothing Care
Looking after garments between wears: reading care labels, storing knitwear, removing pilling and refreshing delicate pieces so they last longer.
Clothing Care
Common mistakes that shorten the life of your clothes
Heat from dryers and irons, crowded hangers, too much washing and skipped small repairs are the usual reasons clothes wear out early, and most are simple to change.
Clothing Care
Reading garment care labels with confidence
Care label symbols show how to wash, dry, iron and dry clean a garment. Learn what each symbol means and when a label is more cautious than the fabric needs.
Clothing Care
Refreshing silk garments between wears without washing
Silk blouses often need airing and careful spot care rather than a full wash after one wear, and knowing when to stop and call a cleaner protects the fabric.
Clothing Care
Removing pilling from sweaters and knitted fabrics
Pilling is the small fuzzy balls that form on knitwear from friction. Learn why it happens, which tools remove pills safely and how to reduce pilling on your next wear.
Clothing Care
Storing woolens and knitwear between seasons
Store knitwear safely between seasons by washing it, drying it fully, folding it into moth-proof containers and checking for clothes moths. Learn the habits that protect wool.