100% Cashmere Castle Baby Blanket

Hand Wash Instructions:
The safest and most delicate option is by hand. To avoid color bleeding or shrinking, use cold or lukewarm water to wash your cashmere garment. Make sure to use only a small amount of mild detergent.
Dip the garment in the basin and gently massage. If there are stains, pat the area with detergent. Always avoid rubbing, as this may cause pilling. Rinse by dipping in clean cold water and pressing softly, without wringing the garment. Change water and repeat if necessary, until all detergent has been removed.
Excess water may be removed by rolling the garment in a towel on a flat surface and pressing gently.

Drying:
Place your cashmere garment on a clean towel and lay it, so that it takes its original shape.
Avoid direct sunlight or other heat sources which may damage the fibers.
Allow your garment to air dry for a sufficient amount of time. This may take several hours or even a day, depending on the room temperature and humidity.
Pro Tip - Turn your garment over at least once, allowing it to dry well on both sides.

Ironing:
If properly washed, dried, and stored, cashmere does not tend to wrinkle and can generally be worn without ironing.
Fabric steaming is the best option for cashmere garments. Prepare your garment and simply hang it. Steam from a slight distance, without touching the cashmere fibers. We suggest allowing your garment to cool before wearing or storing it.

Storage:
An important part of cashmere care is proper storage. The area you select should be clean, free from damp and unexposed to sunlight or other heat sources; closet shelves and drawers make perfect storage areas.
To keep your cashmere garments fresh and avoid moths and mildew, we suggest storing your garment with cedar wood balls, a natural alternative to other anti-moth remedies.