HOW TO CARE PROPERLY FOR MERINO WOOL & WOOL

 

Merino wool has antibacterial properties that help prevent the buildup of odor-causing bacteria and manages moisture perfectly. Instead of washing after each wear, you can use these merino features to maintain and refresh your ALPBOCK Merino wool clothing:

    1. Air Out: After wearing your ALPBOCK Merino wool garment, hang it up in a well-ventilated area, the best is humid, to air out. This can help eliminate any lingering odors and freshen the fabric.
    2. Spot Clean: If you notice a small stain or spill, spot clean the affected area using a mild detergent and water or just water. Gently blot the stain without rubbing to avoid damaging the fibers.
    3. Rotate Your Garments: Give your ALPBOCK Merino wool clothing a break between wears. Alternating between different pieces allows them to recover their shape and stay fresh.
    4. Consider Layering: If you’re using Merino wool as a base layer, wearing a shirt or top underneath can help protect the wool and reduce the need for frequent washing.
    5. Follow Odor Cues: Trust your sense of smell. If you feel your ALPBOCK Merino wool garment is starting to develop a noticeable odor, it’s time to give it a wash.

Remember that individual preferences and activities may vary, so you can adjust the frequency of washing based on your comfort level and how much you’ve worn the garment. In any case, when washing is necessary, do it simply and easily on the wool wash cycle in the washing machine (30°C, spin cycle no more than 600 rpm.). Be sure to use wool detergent. Do not use tumble dryer.

 

 

MASCHINE WASH

 

  1. Close any zippers and racks of all clothes before you put your clothes into machine.
  2. Choose the right program on your washing machine and follow washing instructions. The best program is the Wool / Fine / Silk / Easy-care.
  3. The best temperature is 30 degrees or less. You will save Product material and prolong the life of the product. Additionally you will save also the cost for your energy and electricity.  
  4. Use an eco-friendly, regular or wool specific detergent. Avoid those containing enzymes, softeners or other products with bleach.  
  5. Add the products air dry. Do not tumble dry. You will save the energy and the material used for the products. Most of the products from wool or merino does not require to iron.