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Hand-knitted cardigan sweater without buttons. Oversized design with wide puffy sleeves. Incredibly lightweight yet warm bubble cardigan. Alpaca is suitable for year-round wear. It boasts the following properties: HYPOALLERGENIC (ideal for allergy sufferers and asthmatics), THERMOREGULATORY (adjusts to body temperature), BACTERIOSTATIC, HYGROSCOPIC, BREATHABLE, ODOR-RESISTANT, DUST-RESISTANT, MITES-RESISTANT, AND NON-BITTING. Available in dozens of colors to choose from and in two yarn options: alpaca & merino (71% alpaca, 25% merino, 4% polyamide) or alpaca & silk (77% alpaca, 23% silk).

Alpaca wool is renowned for its exceptional softness, warmth, and temperature-regulating properties, making it an ideal material for handmade sweaters. However, to enjoy its beauty and quality for years to come, proper care is essential. Here are some key tips to help you keep your sweater in top condition.

Refreshing without washing: Washing wool, even the highest quality, can affect its structure over time. Before washing, consider refreshing your sweater by airing or freezing it. These methods are extremely effective in removing unpleasant odors without damaging the material.

Handwashing: If washing is necessary, remember to do so with extreme caution. Use only lukewarm water (up to 30 degrees Celsius) and choose a small amount of special wool detergent. Washing should involve gently kneading the sweater in the water, avoiding any rubbing or wringing, which could damage the delicate fibers. It's important to rinse the sweater in water at a temperature similar to the one used for washing to avoid thermal shock, which could cause the wool to shrink.

Drying Carefully: After washing, proper drying is a key part of care. Dry your sweater flat, preferably on a clean towel, which will help absorb excess water. This drying method prevents deformation and stretching of the sweater, while maintaining its original shape and softness.

Storage: When storing sweaters, it's best to store them in a way that prevents them from deforming. Avoid hanging them on hangers, which can stretch the material. Instead, fold them and store them in a drawer or on a shelf, preferably with natural moth repellents like lavender bags or cedar balls.