Each mask is made of 100% Wool so you have to follow these instructions to care for it properly. I always recommend washing by hand.

Washing by hand:

Fill your clean sink/basin with room temperature water. Make sure the water is not hot or you will shrink the garment.

Add a little bit of delicate wool detergent to the water.

Turn the garment inside out and swish it around, allow the water and soap to absorb into the garment. DO NOT rub the fibres together or leave it in for over 10 mins. If the water turns a different colour that is probably excess dye and is normal, just dump the bath and rinse.

Rinse the garment twice to get rid of all the soapy residue.

Do not wring it out or stretch the garment, instead place it in a dry towel and roll the towel or squeeze to remove excess moisture.

To avoid stretching do not hang it up to dry, lay it on a fresh towel or some type of rack preferably not in direct sunlight.

Each mask is made of 100% Wool so you have to follow these instructions to care for it properly. Because it’s built on a cotton baseball cap and is filled with stuffing. I do not suggest submerging it underwater.

If it gets dirty, use a damp rag and gentle soap on the area.

If you absolutely must wash the entire thing, follow the instructions under balaclavas and hoods.

Each piece is made of 100% Wool so you have to follow these instructions to care for it properly. I always recommend washing by hand.

Washing by hand:

Fill your clean sink/basin with room temperature water. Make sure the water is not hot or you will shrink the garment.

Add a little bit of delicate wool detergent to the water.

Put the garment in the water and swish it around, allow the water and soap to absorb into the garment. DO NOT rub the fibres together or leave it in for over 10 mins. If the water turns a different colour that is probably excess dye and is normal, just dump the bath and rinse.

Rinse the garment twice to get rid of all the soapy residue.

Do not wring it out or stretch the garment, instead place it in a dry towel and roll the towel or squeeze to remove excess moisture.

To avoid stretching do not hang it up to dry, lay it on a fresh towel or some type of rack preferably not in direct sunlight.