Wool is a natural fiber and is known to be soft and warm. Common animals that wool comes from includes goats, sheep, and rabbits. Since it’s a natural fabric, wool has been around for a long time and is a popular fabric in the clothing industry. Purex® shares common items that are made with wool and how to properly care for them.
As wool is a soft and thicker fabric, it’s more popular in the colder months to keep people warm. Common garments with wool include sweaters, coats, and blazers.
Wool is common in accessories because of its moisture wicking properties. You’ll often find wool in outdoor accessories including hats, scarves, and gloves.
As always, it’s important to check the care tag label for wool. To wash wool, use cool or warm water and the gentle cycle setting with Purex® detergent. If you have sensitive skin, try Purex® Free & Clear. With no perfume or dyes, it’s tough on dirt but gentle on your skin.
Dry flat in the shade and away from heat, as the sun could discolor the fabric.
Wash your wool garments inside out. Then keep away from sunlight and heat while drying to prevent shrinkage.
To learn more about similar fabrics and caring for them, view how to wash cotton or how to wash acrylic fabric.
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To Wash
Use cool or warm water and the gentle cycle setting.
To Dry
Dry flat in the shade and away from heat.
Tip from Purex
Wash your garments inside out. Then keep away from sunlight and heat while drying to prevent shrinkage.