Luxury Single Colored Kashmir Fabric, with Amazing Strass Designs Ideal for Special Occasions, 2,25m long (in 7 colors)

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- Product: Luxury Single Colored Kashmir Fabric, with Amazing Strass Designs Ideal for Special Occasions, 2,25m long (in 7 colors)
- Size 2,5m long
- 7 colors (Blue, Purple, Orange, Red, Pink, Brown, Crimson.
- With Amazing Strass Designs Ideal for Special Occasions
- Fabric name: Cashmere
- Fabric also known as: Kashmir fabric
- Fabric composition: Fiber derived from cashmere or pashmina goats
- Fabric breathability: High
- Moisture-wicking abilities: High
- Heat retention abilities: Medium
- Stretchability (give): Medium
- Prone to pilling/bubbling: High
- How to Clean:
You can wash sweaters, jackets, blankets, winter accessories, and more from home, but if your cashmere item is structured or has a lining as a blazer, coat, or suit typically would, spot treat stains and odors instead of giving it a full wash.
Treat stains with a gentle stain remover for woolens with cool water and gently work into affected areas.
Remove excess soap with a wet lint-free cleaning cloth. Continue dampening the cloth with cool water as needed, and repeat process until satisfied.
Skip to the Dry & Finish step in your wool garment washing process, and finish with steaming. Cashmere shouldn't be placed in the drye
Pretreat: Whether hand or machine washing cashmere, always treat stains beforehand with a gentle stain remover for knits. It's important to always test out stain removers in an inconspicuous spot first to avoid accidentally damaging your garment, especially when dealing with a richly dyed item. We love our Stain Brush for helping gently coax out stains before laundering.
Handwash: Want to find the gentlest way to wash cashmere at home? Handwashing is your best bet. It's also great to avoid using enzyme-based detergents that can degrade yarns. Keep in mind cashmere is very sensitive to water temperature and agitation, and it can shrink if not treated properly.
First, add Wool & Cashmere Shampoo to a basin or sink filled with cool water.
Submerge your cashmere item and gently agitate the water with your hands to evenly distribute soap. If your cashmere has a lot of buildup, you can massage the cashmere as if you were massaging your hair to work in conditioner! However, take care to avoid over-working the fabric. Soak for up to 30 minutes.
Rinse well by running cool water through the item until the water is no longer soapy.
Do not wring. Instead, press the water out of the cashmere item.
Machine Wash: Many cashmere items can be machine washed using the right, gentle machine setting. First, turn your cashmere item inside out, and place it in a Mesh Bag.
Cashmere needs to be washed on a delicate or "hand wash" cycle to help prevent damage. After placing your cashmere item inside the mesh bag in the machine, select the delicate or hand wash cycle on the washing machine, and make sure the water temperature is cold and the spin is on low.
Add the appropriate amount of Wool & Cashmere Shampoo according to the machine and load size. Always remember to launder like colors and fabrics together to help avoid dye bleed or snagging.
Remove your cashmere promptly from the washing machine to reduce creasing.
Dry & Finish: Lay the item flat in its natural shape on a drying rack or clean towel. Do not put it in the dryer!
Expedite drying cashmere by laying the item flat on a clean towel. With the item in its original shape, roll it up in the towel (like a sleeping bag) to remove excess water. Never hang wet knitwear.
When drying cashmere, avoid direct sunlight and heat sources, such as the radiator, because they can yellow, shrink, or damage yarns.
To remove wrinkles from cashmere, we recommend steaming for the best and safest finish. Do not iron, as ironing will crush or flatten the natural pile of the yarns.