All of our knitwear is crafted from 100% natural wool fibres. Please follow specific care instructions on the product page to identify whether the garment is suitable for machine or hand wash. In both cases we recommend using our Celtic Wool Wash and Celtic Wool Refresh Spray.

HAND WASH
• When washing by hand, avoid twisting or wringing as this may damage the wool. Do not use fabric conditioner when washing.
• To remove excess water from the garment we recommend wrapping it in a towel and gently squeezing it before leaving the item to dry. Do not put on a spin cycle.
• Lay the product out flat to dry, do not hang your wool garments. Allow to dry naturally away from all artificial heat sources.

MACHINE WASH
• Machine wash on a 30 degree gentle cycle.
• To remove excess water from the garment we recommend wrapping it in a towel and gently squeezing it before leaving the item to dry. Do not put on a spin cycle.
• Lay the product out flat to dry, do not hang your wool garments. Allow to dry naturally away from all artificial heat sources.

PILING
Pilling is not a sign of poor quality and is to be expected in places where two pieces of fabric rub together, such as under the arms. Pilling occurs more commonly in natural fibres as they have not been chemically treated to prevent it. Regular de-pilling using either a comb or electric de-fuzzer will help to prevent this.

STORAGE
Knitwear should never be hung, as hanging can cause stretching in the shoulders or can make the garment grow in length. We recommend folding garments to store them.

SHEDDING
Shedding occurs when fabric is rubbed together or comes into contact with other surfaces. Shedding happens to all fabrics, although it is more likely with natural fabrics. Shedding is the fibre being pulled directly from the fabric and captured by a more ‘abrasive’ fabric as they brush against each other. It is impossible to prevent shedding all together, but you can take steps to limit it. A common way to minimise shedding of garments made from natural protein-based fibres is to freeze them as this makes the fibres more likely to remain fixed in place. This is easily done by placing your garment in your freezer within a zip lock bag for a couple of hours.

One of the planets' most versatile and natural fibres, sheepskin is used every day in our workshop to create beautifully handcrafted boots, slippers, and accessories.

FOOTWEAR

• Almost all our sheepskin boots and slippers are machine washable with our Celtic Wool Wash.
• Simply place them in a pillowcase to avoid drum marks from the washing machine and wash on a 30 degree cycle.
• Be sure to check the product pages as some specific slippers should be sponge cleaned only, particularly those that feature a Toscana trim, or our water resistant boots.
• Visit our in-depth care guide for Sheepskin Slippers and Sheepskin Boots.

OUTERWEAR

• All of our sheepskin outerwear garments are specialist dry clean only.
• They are pre-treated to resist marks and stains before they leave us.
• If your sheepskin outerwear does become marked, it can be easily sponged and brushed, but for a complete clean, please send it to a specialist dry cleaner.
• Visit our in-depth care guide for Sheepskin Outerwear.

RUGS

• Our rugs are specialist dry clean only.
• For day-to-day care simply shake outside and brush with a wide tooth wire brush for basic maintenance and when those accidents do happen, spot clean your rug with a damp cloth.

Waxed cotton provides a classic British style. We work with UK based weavers who have decades of experience, finely tuning traditional waxing techniques for modern day life. All materials can be fully traced from source.

• The care instructions for our waxed cotton coats vary between styles, so please check the care label of your garment for specific instructions.
• Styles which are machine washable can be put in the machine on a 30 degree cycle with a gentle detergent.
• Styles which are sponge clean only should be brushed to remove any dirt or grit, then sponged down with cold water.

A natural by-product, leather stands out as a versatile and sustainable choice in fashion. Quality leather is able to age gracefully, developing a rich patina over time while still maintaining its durability.

FOOTWEAR

• We recommend protecting your leather goods with a protector spray. This will form an invisible shield to repel liquids and stains, and dry clear so is suitable for both footwear and clothing.
• If your leather boots have seen better days, start by using a soft brush to remove any mud or dirt, then use a universal cleaner to wipe them down.
• When using leather cleaners on our products, we would advise you to do a small patch test on a discreet area initially before cleaning the entire product.

OUTERWEAR

• If your sheepskin outerwear does become marked, it can be easily sponged and brushed, but for a complete clean, please send it to a specialist dry cleaner.

ACCESSORIES

• We recommend protecting your leather goods with a protector spray. This will form an invisible shield to repel liquids and stains.
• When using leather cleaners on our products, we would advise you to do a small patch test on a discreet area initially before cleaning the entire product.

Linen is widely regarded as one of the world’s strongest natural fibres and is far more durable than cotton. Its secret lies within the properties of its flax fibre. Due to the larger natural fibres and open weave, it allows the air to circulate freely. Most of our linen is machine washable, but please refer to individual product care instructions.

• 30 Degree machine wash with similar colours.
• Allow your garments to dry naturally.
• Do not tumble dry.

Breathable and soft, cotton is a key fabric composition in our spring, summer and transitional ranges offering natural strength and durability. Please follow specific care instructions on the product page to identify whether the garment is suitable for machine or hand wash.

MACHINE WASH
• 30 Degree machine wash with similar colours.
• Allow your garments to dry naturally.
• Do not tumble dry.

HAND WASH
• Hand wash only.
• Allow your garments to dry naturally.
• Do not tumble dry.

Unbeatably soft and luxuriously lightweight, this semi-synthetic plant based fabric deriving from wood cellulose is a new season favourite thanks to its flattering finish. Please follow specific care instructions on the product page to identify whether the garment is suitable for machine or hand wash.

MACHINE WASH
• 30 Degree gentle machine wash with similar colours.
• Iron on a 1 dot setting.
• Suitable for dry clean.
• Do not tumble dry.

HAND WASH
• Hand wash only in cold water.
• Avoid twisting or wringing as this may damage the fabric.
• Do not use the fabric conditioner when washing.
• To remove excess water from the garment we recommend wrapping it in a towel and gently squeezing it before leaving the item to dry. Do not put on a spin cycle.
• Lay the product out flat to dry, do not hang your wool garments.
• Allow to dry naturally away from all artificial heat sources.

Known for its breathability, soft touch and lovely drape and feel, Lyocell and Tencel™ will keep you feeling fresh and dry on even the hottest of days. Please follow specific care instructions on the product page to identify whether the garment is suitable for machine or hand wash.

MACHINE WASH
• Suitable for a 30 degree machine wash and can be ironed on a two dot setting.
• Suitable for dry cleaning.
• Do not bleach or tumble dry.

HAND WASH
• Our Lyocell products from Italy require handwashing.
• Do not wring out garment when washing.
• Do not bleach or tumble dry.
• All to dry naturally in a well ventilated space.