If properly crafted and cared for, wool garments, whether natural or synthetic, can endure for many years.
TREATING BOBBLES:
When wool starts to bobble or pill, it can give your clothing an aged and worn-out appearance.
Bobbling typically accumulates in high-friction areas of the garment, such as under the arms or beneath a backpack strap.
To reduce bobbling visibility post-machine wash, wash knitwear inside out.
For targeted removal, use a de-pilling brush or a handheld de-pilling device with a rotating blade. (Using a de-pilling razor or manually pulling off the wool balls can weaken the fabric).
Afterwards, gently brush the sweater with a clothing brush to eliminate loose wool fibres.

WASHING AND DRYING DELICATES, WOOLLENS & CASHMERE:
To clean the garment, you can either hand-wash it in cool to warm water with a liquid detergent, such as Woolite, gently squeezing the fabric and rinsing in cool water or machine wash it on a wool or delicates cycle.
Avoid tumble drying or wringing dry to prevent the garment from losing its shape.
After washing, dry the garment flat and shape it carefully. Avoid hanging it to dry as this may cause the garment to stretch unevenly.
STORING CASHMERE:
To prevent stretching, fold and store clothing in drawers instead of hanging them on coat hangers. For very lightweight garments, velvet hangers can be used.
When storing out-of-season knitwear, fold garments and place in knitwear storage bags along with anti-moth sachets or cedar balls to safeguard against moth damage. Ensure that the storage bag is completely sealed with no openings.