Respect the craftsmanship. Crafted from pure cashmere, this jumper requires gentle handling to preserve its soft hand feel and argyle pattern. Be mindful of your environment and avoid contact with rough surfaces, Velcro, sharp accessories, or jewelry that may cause snagging or pilling. Limit prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat sources, as excessive light or warmth may affect the color vibrancy and texture of the knit over time.

Avoid transfer and staining by keeping the jumper away from cosmetics, perfumes, oils, and alcohol-based products. Minimize contact with dark or color-bleeding materials, such as denim, to prevent discoloration. If exposed to moisture, gently blot with a soft, absorbent cloth—do not rub—and allow the garment to air-dry naturally. Avoid direct heat, hairdryers, or tumble drying, as heat may damage the cashmere fibers and alter the knit’s texture. Handle the argyle knit gently to preserve its softness, structure, and refined appearance.

Wash the jumper inside out to protect the argyle knit and maintain color clarity. Hand wash in cold water or use a gentle cycle with a mild detergent; avoid bleach, fabric softeners, or solvent-based cleaners, as these may damage the cashmere fibers. Do not tumble dry—gently reshape and lay flat to air-dry to preserve the silhouette and prevent stretching at the hems and cuffs. For deep cleaning or stain removal, consult a professional garment specialist experienced in handling fine cashmere.

Allow the jumper to rest properly by storing it folded in a breathable fabric bag or drawer—never in plastic—and keep it away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight. Fold gently and avoid hanging for extended periods, as cashmere may stretch at the shoulders, collar, cuffs, and hem. Do not place heavy items on top of the garment to prevent pressure marks or distortion of the knit. Over time, cashmere may soften naturally, developing a richer hand feel—an authentic sign of wear and quality, not a flaw.