KlōT͟HiNG FAQs Answered
Welcome to the KlōT͟HiNG family! We've put together this guide to help you care for your merino wool garments and answer common questions about our products and brand.
Caring for Your Garments
- How do I wash my KlōT͟HiNG merino wool?
For best results, wash your garment inside out on a cold, gentle machine cycle. Use a mild, wool-safe detergent. We recommend separating your merino from bulky items like towels and denim. Always follow the specific care instructions on the product label.
- Can I put my garment in the dryer?
No, we highly recommend air-drying. Lay your garment flat on a clean surface or a clothes rack in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight. This preserves the natural shape, softness, and resilience of the merino wool fibers.
- Will my garment shrink after washing?
Merino wool is naturally resilient and less prone to shrinking than traditional wool. To ensure it maintains its shape, always wash in cold water and avoid high heat, as outlined in our care instructions.
- What if my garment develops pilling?
While merino is resistant to pilling, some can occur in high-friction areas. This is a normal characteristic of natural fibers and is not a sign of poor quality. You can easily remove pills with a fabric shaver or a de-pilling comb. Washing your garments inside out can also help reduce pilling over time.
Ordering and Products
- Is your collection gender-specific?
No, our collection is gender-neutral by design. We believe that comfort and style have no gender. Our garments are crafted to provide a perfect fit and feel for everyone, allowing you to choose based on your personal style, not traditional categories.
- Where is your merino wool sourced?
Our merino wool is sourced from ethical, regenerative farms in New Zealand. We believe in complete transparency in every fiber, ensuring a direct connection from the pristine landscape to your home.
- What makes Klothing's merino different?
We focus on the "Move to Natural" ethos. This means our clothing is not only made from high-performing, breathable, and soft merino wool, but it is also part of a larger commitment to sustainable, plastic-free fashion that honors the earth.