European Care Labelling
The care symbols and instructions below are provided as a guide. Before washing your item please refer to the care labelling found inside your garment and care symbols for your country (non - European location). Some materials may require specialist cleaning. If you are unsure of the most suitable cleaning method to use please contact Customer Services.
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Maximum temperature 95°c Normal Process |
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Maximum temperature 95°c Mild Process |
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Maximum temperature 60°c Normal Process |
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Maximum temperature 60°c Mild Process |
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Maximum temperature 50°c Mild Process |
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Maximum temperature 40°c Normal Process |
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Maximum temperature 40°c Mild Process |
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Maximum temperature 40°c Very Mild Process |
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Maximum temperature 30°c Mild Process |
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Hand wash only Maximum temperature 40°c |
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Do not wash |
Drying & Ironing Process
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Iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 200°c |
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Tumble drying possible Normal temperature |
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Iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 150°c |
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Tumble drying possible Drying at lower temperature |
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Iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 110°c |
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Do not tumble dry |
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Do not iron |
Bleaching Process
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Any oxidizing bleaching agent allowed |
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Only oxygen / non chlorine bleach allowed |
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do not bleach / no bleach |
Textile Care
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Professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and all solvents listed for the symbol F Normal Process |
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Professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and all solvents listed for the symbol F Mild Process |
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Professional dry cleaning in hydrocarbons (distialltion temperature between 150°c and 210°c, flash point between 38°c and 70°c) Normal Process |
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Professional dry cleaning in hydrocarbons (distialltion temperature between 150°c and 210°c, flash point between 38°c and 70°c) Mild Process |
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Do not dry clean |
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Professional wet cleaning Normal Process |
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Professional wet cleaning Mild Process |
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Professional wet cleaning Very Mild Process |
Cashmere Care
Cashmere is one of the world’s finest and most luxurious natural fibres. Knitwear made from cashmere requires care and attention but will reward you by lasting a long time. Your garment will continue to feel soft and luxurious wash after wash if it is well cared for.
The cashmere fibre is collected by hand by combing the Kashmir goat during molting season and it takes the fleece of more than two goats to produce one piece of knitwear.
Our cashmere is fully tested by laboratories accredited by ‘The Cashmere and Camel Hair Manufacturers Institute’. By following the wash care instructions on the care label, you should be rewarded with a garment that improves its handle over time.
Care Instructions
• Always follow the wash care instructions.
• Wash garments using a non biological detergent or a specialised wool or cashmere detergent.
• It is advisable to wash your garment prior to wear, this will remove loose, shorter length fibres thus minimising the level of surface pilling that may occur during initial wear.
• Always dry away from direct heat, never in front of a fire, on a radiator or in strong sunlight.
• After the first few wears, small surface pills may be visible in areas where excessive rubbing has occurred. These can be easily removed by carefully hand picking or by using a cashmere comb or fabric shaver. Surface pilling does not indicate inferior quality cashmere, it is a result of wearing such a fine fibre.
• Never hang your garment, this will cause it to loose its shape.
• When storing your garment for a period of time we suggest storing you cashmere knitwear in a sealed box or garment bag. Cashmere garments should always be washed and dried prior to storing.
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