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Peru is the largest producer of Alpaca fiber holding 90% of the world’s total production. But countries such as USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, so on have also intended to breed the animal as the fiber is recognized as one of the finest for textile production directions. Below our team are intended to assist you in properly washing, drying and storing your alpaca garments. So, let’s do it!
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
As a producer of woolens, we can advise how best to take care of your precious purchase, and reassure you that it is not any extra work. To make sure that your garment stays as gorgeous as the day you bought it, it’s important to bear in mind the following:
DRYING
We do not recommend using a dryer. If you choose to risk to do so, use a delicate of fluff low temperature setting, and only leave the product in the dryer for a very short period of time.
Dry the product in a flat position, and out of sunlight. Never hang or lay a wool garment to dry when it is saturated in water. Try to remove as much of the water as possible and don’t lay it out on anything that absorbs moisture (such as a towel). Colors might run and the natural elasticity of the garment may deteriorate.
Some reshaping to the original dimensions may be necessary. Remove wrinkles and straighten seams by hand. Do not use a brush, after the product has dried you may touch it up with a cold iron.
Pilling and balling of your purchase is perfectly normal. To remove pilling, and keep your item looking fresh and recently bought, we recommend using a wool comb or by hand. It is natural and uses no chemicals or batteries.
When ironing, use a steam iron, or put a moist protective sheet between a regular iron and the woolen surface.
STORING TO PRESERVE
Make sure the items are completely dry before storage. The second major consideration is the protection against moths. Some ideas include placing items is cedar chets, plastic zip-lock container, and plastic tubs. We do not recommend using mothballs.
Follow these steps to enjoy your alpaca treasure for years and years to come!