Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.
There’s no way to know who first saw a caterpillar cocoon and whether they envisioned flowing sheets of the shining splendor that we call silk or who discovered it was one of the world’s strongest natural fibers and could be used to make a textile. Either way, the combination of silk’s sheen and strength is a winning one.
Luxury investments like cashmere require knowledgeable care all year round in order to maintain the luscious softness and reliable durability of its fine, natural fibers.
Pilling may be unavoidable for certain types of cashmere garments, but you can minimize pilling or remove existing pilling easily. With this guide, we’ll help you keep your favorite pieces in shape and looking good for a long time to come.
In the world of natural textiles, the word “wool” can mean many things. It’s not uncommon to see cashmere described as cashmere wool, but clearly not all wool is cashmere, so how can you tell the difference between these different types of wool?
