50% Acrylic 45% Wool 5% Viscose
ESCORPION GARMENT CARE
Each garment is designed to retain its feel, shape, and beauty over time. Each fiber has its own characteristics and requires specific care. Gentle washing, proper drying, and correct storage help maintain the original qualities of each garment. Before any washing, always consult the composition and care instructions on the label.
WOOL
Natural, warm, and breathable, wool is a fiber that does not need frequent washing. Airing the garment after each use helps keep it fresh and prolong the time between washes.
· WASHING
Wool garments should be hand-washed in cold water or washed using a specific wool cycle.
- Use a small amount of special detergent for wool or delicate garments.
- Do not leave the garment to soak.
- Avoid rubbing, twisting, or stretching the fabric.
- Rinse gently with clean water.
- To remove excess water, wrap the garment in a towel and press gently.
Wool is especially sensitive to heat and friction. Gentle washing helps preserve its shape, softness, and original appearance.
· DRYING
Wool garments should always be dried flat and outdoors. Place the garment on a horizontal surface and gently restore its shape while it is still damp. Hanging it is not recommended, as the weight of the water can cause the fabric to stretch or deform. Allow it to dry in the shade and away from direct heat sources.
· IRONING
Wool hardly needs ironing. If wrinkles appear, steam may be enough to restore its shape. If ironing is necessary, always do so inside out and at a low temperature, placing a cloth between the iron and the fabric.
· CARE AND STORAGE
With use, small pills may appear on the surface of the fabric. This is a natural process for wool fibers and does not affect the quality of the garment. They can be gently removed with a lint remover or a comb specifically designed for knitwear. It is recommended to store wool garments folded, in a dry place and protected from moisture.
