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Our storyWashing, drying and storing sweaters and caps so they stay soft and keep their shape for years.
Knitwear rarely needs washing after every wear — airing it overnight is often enough. When it does need a wash, turn it inside out and use cold water with a mild detergent, by hand or on a wool cycle.
Press out water by rolling the piece in a towel — don't wring it. Lay it flat on a dry towel away from direct sun. Hanging a wet sweater stretches the shoulders and length.
Small fibre balls appear where knitwear rubs (under the arms, sides). Remove them gently with a fabric shaver or a sweater comb.
At the end of winter, wash or air everything first, fold it, and keep it in a breathable bag with a few neem leaves or cedar to keep insects away. Avoid plastic for long storage — trapped humidity causes smells.
Updated: 22 October 2026