Plaid Trapeze Jacket

Benefits of Wool

• Smooth finish
• Warmth
• Durability
• Soft hand-feel

How to wash Wool

For the laundering of our wool garments, we recommend a mild dry clean only. Wool fibres possess a natural protective coating, making them resistant to dirt and dust. Therefore, laundering of wool garments should be conducted sparingly to preserve the integrity of the fabrication.

• Mild dry clean only
• To be laundered sparingly or only when necessary

How to to store Wool

We recommend temporarily hanging your wool garment to ventilate between wears, before storing folded and away from sunlight. Storing your natural wools and hairs with moth or cedar balls is also recommended to prevent moth damage. For more structured garments, such as coats, we recommend that you store the piece hanging, using a coat-specific hanger to provide support to the shoulder area. For further protection, store in a light and breathable garment bag.

• Soft knitted wool garments to be stored folded and away from sunlight.
• Structured wool garments to be stored hanging, to maintain shape.
• Moth or cedar balls are recommended to prevent moth damage.

Scanlan Theodore’s Wool Knitwear and Wool Garments are of the finest quality and offer durability, natural warmth and exude timelessness for all seasons to come. We have shared some guidance to ensure that your piece stands the test of time and can be enjoyed for years to come, just as it was designed to. If you have any further questions, please submit a request to our Client Experience Team.

Benefits of Alpaca Wool

• Warmth
• Soft hand feel

How to wash Alpaca Wool

For laundering, we recommend a gentle dry clean only. Alpaca does not require laundering after every wear but should be laundered only when necessary, or at the end of each Winter season.

• Gentle dry clean only

How to store Alpaca Wool

Alpaca should be stored folded, not hung, and away from sunlight. We recommend storing your natural wools and hairs with moth or cedar balls to prevent moth damage. For more structured garments, such as coats, we recommend that you store the piece hanging, using a coat-specific hanger to provide support to the shoulder area. For further protection, store in a light and breathable garment bag.

• Store knitted garments folded in a clean, dry area with a moth repellent and away from sunlight.
• Store structured garments, like coats, hanging.

How to care for Alpaca Wool

As a natural hair, alpaca may experience light shedding. This shedding will reduce over time and with each wear. Through abrasion and humidity, the long hair fibres may ball together. This can easily be rectified by using a soft bristle brush to gently detangle the hair. Brushing should only be performed as necessary, as over brushing can damage the garment.

• Being a natural fibre, some shedding will occur. This will settle over time.

Pilling will naturally occur during the course of wear for all natural wools and hairs. This is to be expected and can be easily removed with a depill comb or fabric shaver. We recommend regular de-pilling once every 3 wears to ensure the longevity of your alpaca piece.

• To maintain the soft, long hair appearance, garments may be gently brushed using a soft bristle brush to detangle the hairs. This should be performed sparingly.

Scanlan Theodore’s Alpaca Knitwear and Alpaca Wool Garments are of the finest quality and offer a soft hand feel with our signature essential style. This fabrication offers a lightweight feel while remaining structured for warmth and longevity in mind. We have shared some guidance to ensure that your piece stands the test of time and can be enjoyed for years to come, just as it was designed to. If you have any further questions, please submit a request to our Client Experience Team.