Suit Wool Care Guide

For our suits, we choose durable, skin-friendly fabrics made from wool because we value comfort and a practical approach in everything we do. To help your blazers, skirts, and trousers stay in your wardrobe for years, follow these simple care guidelines.

• Do not wash wool suits at home — we recommend professional dry cleaning only. Request to remove or protect buttons before cleaning.
  
• To remove creases and wrinkles, iron the garment on the reverse side at a temperature no higher than 110°C/230°F. Wet wool can pill or become loose, so it's best to turn off the steam function on your iron.
  
• Store your garment on a hanger and ensure your wardrobe is spacious — this will protect the wool from moisture and extend the garment’s lifespan.
  
• Be careful with bags and jewellery that might snag on the delicate material.
  
• Fuzzy fabrics can pill when in contact with rough surfaces. Remove pilling with a fabric shaver or a fine-tooth comb, or opt for this service at dry cleaning.