Sous Pull M's Activist Turtleneck Laine

60% Merino wool - 40% Lyocell Tencel

Wool is a fantastic material, naturally resistant to bacteria and dirt. So there's no need to wash it after every use. Frequent washing has a negative effect on the properties of wool and wears out the garment unnecessarily. Instead, air your wool garments to reduce water consumption, save energy and extend their life.

Use a wash bag to protect your garments.
Machine wash at 30°C maximum, preferably on a special wool program.
If possible, use special wool detergents. Otherwise, use mild detergents with ecological certification, and make sure you use the correct dosage. Choose a pH-neutral, enzyme-free detergent.
Avoid bleaching agents and alkaline substances that raise the pH. Also avoid enzymes such as protease or amylase, which can degrade the wool that gives this material its natural properties. The same applies to silk.
Avoid fabric softeners. As well as being harmful to the environment, they have a negative impact on garment performance, mainly in terms of moisture transport and breathability.
Do not tumble dry.
Reshape garments after washing and lay flat to dry.
Wool is a natural, living material that deforms relatively easily. Therefore, please store your wool garments folded and not on a hanger, to avoid warping.