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Cashmere is derived from the fine undercoat of cashmere goats. It is known for its exceptional softness, lightweight warmth, breathability, and luxurious feel compared to other wools.

Cashmere does not need to be washed after every wear due to its natural odor-resistant properties. Washing only when necessary (e.g., visible stains or odor) will help preserve the fibers. Typically, washing every 5-10 wears is sufficient.

It is strongly recommended to hand wash or dry clean cashmere to maintain its shape and texture. If using a machine, use the delicate or wool cycle with cold water and a mesh laundry bag, but proceed with caution as results can vary.

Fold cashmere garments and store them flat in a drawer or on a shelf. Avoid hanging, as this can cause stretching and misshape the garment over time. Ensure the storage area is cool, dry, and breathable.

Yes, cashmere is generally considered hypoallergenic and very gentle on sensitive skin due to its fine, smooth fibers, which cause less irritation than coarser wools.

Store your cashmere with natural moth repellents like cedar blocks or lavender sachets. Ensure garments are clean before storing them for extended periods.

Ensure you are laying the garment flat to dry and not hanging it. Gently reshape the garment while damp if needed.

Use a specialized cashmere wash or a very mild wool detergent. Ensure thorough rinsing. Avoid harsh detergents or fabric softeners.

Gently remove pills using a cashmere comb or a fabric shaver. Be careful not to snag the fabric. Reduce friction on common pilling areas through careful wear.

Avoid washing in hot water and direct sunlight during drying. Always wash dark colors separately.