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Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour

Cashmere and pashmina are best washed by hand, on a very protective delicate/wool machine cycle or professionally dry-cleaned, the latter being the recommended.

To hand wash:
- Your garment is easily handwashed in cold/lukewarm water using a mild wool detergent such as woolite or a soap free Wool Mix Detergent specially made for delicate items. Slight fulling is called for as the raised nap of your garment is weighed down by water. This is best done with an old style washing board, but be very gentle.

- The item should then be rolled into a towel to press out excess water and then laid flat to dry to avoid creases. - Gently stretch your wool garment into its original shape and allow it to airdry completely.

If you wish to give a more plush, soft texture use a very soft brush to tease the raised nap of the fabric (see Fulling below).

To remove creases from a pashmina either steam press or carefully iron with the added protection of a pressing cloth. However, if it becomes badly wrinkled we advise having your pashmina dry-cleaned so as not to lose the vitality of the fabric. Do not put your pashmina in a tumble dryer.

Beware of soap! If you are unlucky and your cashmere becomes stained, do not scrub with soap as the alkaline pH value of soap can do permanent fluffed-up damage. This may also discolor green cashmere.

Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour o

icate items. Slight fulling is called for as the raised nap of your garment is weighed down by water. This is best done with an old style washing board, but be very gentle.

- The item should then be rolled into a towel to press out excess water and then laid flat to dry to avoid creases. - Gently stretch your wool garment into its original shape and allow it to airdry completely.

If you wish to give a more plush, soft texture use a very soft brush to tease the raised nap of the fabric (see Fulling below).

To remove creases from a pashmina either steam press or carefully iron with the added protection of a pressing cloth. However, if it becomes badly wrinkled we advise having your pashmina dry-cleaned so as not to lose the vitality of the fabric. Do not put your pashmina in a tumble dryer.

Beware of soap! If you are unlucky and your cashmere becomes stained, do not scrub with soap as the alkaline pH value of soap can do permanent fluffed-up damage. This may also discolor green cashmere.

Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour

al shape and allow it to airdry completely.

If you wish to give a more plush, soft texture use a very soft brush to tease the raised nap of the fabric (see Fulling below).

To remove creases from a pashmina either steam press or carefully iron with the added protection of a pressing cloth. However, if it becomes badly wrinkled we advise having your pashmina dry-cleaned so as not to lose the vitality of the fabric. Do not put your pashmina in a tumble dryer.

Beware of soap! If you are unlucky and your cashmere becomes stained, do not scrub with soap as the alkaline pH value of soap can do permanent fluffed-up damage. This may also discolor green cashmere.

Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour

se having your pashmina dry-cleaned so as not to lose the vitality of the fabric. Do not put your pashmina in a tumble dryer.

Beware of soap! If you are unlucky and your cashmere becomes stained, do not scrub with soap as the alkaline pH value of soap can do permanent fluffed-up damage. This may also discolor green cashmere.

Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour

/www.pashminainternational.com/spring-green-pashmina-scarf.html">green cashmere.

Fulling is the process of fluffing up your garment to create the raised nap of the fabric. Excessive fulling of delicate fabrics such as cashmere, wool and silk can ruin them, usually by excesive pulling, soaking, scrubbing and general abrasive behaviour of the common washing mashine.