The cashmere has been meticulously combed each spring by these breeders for generations. 

The extreme temperatures of the steppe give the goat's down a soft, silky and resistant long coat 

These long fibers favored by Séverine Perraudin will give your cashmere a resistance to time and will become more and more beautiful as you wash them.

It is recommended to wash the clothes in the machine with a program laine (cold, maximum 20 degrees), with a minimum spin; do dry flat (do not dry them on a hanger, which would deform the sweater).

For machine washing, use a mild shampoo (common  detergents are too harsh on the wool and tend to burn it).

For ironing, your iron must be set to the temperature Laine and the use of a thin fabric is recommended (do not put the iron directly on the sweater).

Be careful, moths love wool! After each wash, protect your clothes by storing them in air-tight bags with a little lavender or cedar oil (or a cedar stick).

I also recommend, in order not to attract moths into the placard,  not to put a jumper back on it directly after wearing it, even a_cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_only day. It is best to put it in front of an open window before le store.

So that he gets some fresh air and the body odors that attract les mites disappear.