To maintain the longevity of your cashmere, hand wash it in cold water using a clean bowl and a mild detergent such as organic body wash or baby shampoo—just a small amount of detergent is sufficient.

Avoid wool softeners and handle your cashmere gently. Place it on a clean towel, roll, and press out excess water without wringing, twisting, rubbing, or stretching, as these actions can harm the delicate fibers.

Lay your cashmere flat on a clean, dry towel in the shade, away from direct sunlight. Optionally, you can iron it carefully on a gentle setting with steam.

Unless there's a spill, there's no need to wash your cashmere frequently. Cashmere possesses natural antibacterial properties that keep it fresh even after multiple wears. Explore more about the advantages of cashmere in our Journal.

If you prefer, you can opt for dry cleaning, although hand washing tends to enhance the softness. Ensure your dry cleaner has expertise in handling cashmere.

Before storing your cashmere in a dry, cool closet or drawer, make sure it's clean and completely dry. Consider using good storage to prevent friction with other garments and for secure keeping.

Your Caprus Cashmere is an investment, and with proper love and care, it will bring you joy for many years.