Wool poncho F1108 -

Oversized wool poncho very stylish and comfortable. The classic cut will look great with simple stylizations. Perfect for the office, for a walk, for meeting friends. Colors: black, ecru, pink, caramel.

Peeling wool and cashmere is a natural process. This is due to the specific chemistry of natural fibers. Pilling is most often formed in places particularly exposed to rubbing. It is easy to get rid of tousled balls with a special comb for combing wool or with a clothes shaver. If there are knots on a wool sweater, it must be trimmed with a wool machine and washed by repeating the entire procedure - wearing, cutting, washing - until the wool surface is smooth.

We made it from 100% wool yarn produced in an Italian factory with 200 years of tradition in making woolen fabrics of the highest quality.
Yarn which we use to produce our sweaters has the highest world-class certificates: Global Organic GTextile Standard (GOTS) and Responsible Wool Standard (RWS)
It is a raw material NO MULESING - wool is obtained in a humane way, respecting the feelings of animals from breeding, where do not use the Mulesing method, cruel for sheep and paying attention to the impact on the environment.

Thanks to simple guidelines, caring for wool will be easier than you thought.
Cleaning the wool in a dry cleaner all the time is not recommended.
You can wash the sweater by hand as well, but make sure you use a mild detergent for wool and water at less than 30 ° C.
Before washing, roll the sweater inside out.
Immerse the garment in the water and gently squeeze it.
Do not twist or stretch the garment to avoid damaging the knitted fabric.
If necessary, you can soak the garment for up to 30 minutes. Then rinse the garment thoroughly in clean water, but carefully. After washing, put the damp sweater on a towel to dry.
To speed up drying, you can roll it up with a towel.
While winding, gently press to remove the water.
After unfolding, straighten the garment to its original shape. Lay it flat until it is completely dry. Never tumble dry a sweater or hang it up.