Wool is naturally dirt-resistant, so you don't need to wash it after every wear. To freshen it up, hang in a ventilated area to let the fibers breathe. When washing is needed, use a low heat (max 30 degrees) and a delicate cycle. Avoid wringing or tumble drying—dry flat to maintain its shape.Store wool folded flat, not hung, to prevent stretching or shoulder marks. Keep it in a breathable fabric bag, not plastic, and use a lavender pouch to deter moths. Shake your knit before wearing to restore its shape and fluffiness. Ironing isn’t recommended, but tough creases can be gently steamed.Wool may pill over time, which is a natural feature of the yarn. Simply remove pills with a fabric shaver or pilling comb to restore its quality.