Cashmere Care Guide

At Jac + Jack, cashmere has been part of our story from the beginning. Warm, lightweight and refined, it is understated luxury, defined by exceptional softness, quality and longevity. Considered an investment, cashmere is a timeless wardrobe essential.

Cashmere does not need frequent washing; letting it air in a well-ventilated area is often enough. Wash only when necessary. If required, hand washing is preferred.

Always check the care label first. We recommend the Leif x Jac + Jack delicates and cashmere detergent, a gentle pH-neutral, plant-based formula.

• Turn the garment inside out before washing
• Hand wash in cold water using a gentle, cashmere-safe detergent
• Soak the garment for 15 minutes before rinsing with cold water
• Do not rub, wring or tumble dry
• Roll gently in a clean towel to remove excess water
• Lay flat to dry on a fresh towel, away from direct sunlight or heat
• Reshape while damp and smooth gently by hand
• Never hang cashmere to dry

• Act quickly by gently blotting the stain with a damp, clean cloth - do not rub
• If needed, treat with a cashmere-safe stain remover or a small amount of mild detergent diluted with water, gently blotting with a soft cloth or brush. Turn the garment inside out and rinse thoroughly with cold water
• For persistent stains, consult a specialist dry cleaner

• Gently steam on a low setting while the garment is on a padded hanger, moving in soft downward strokes
• Smooth any remaining creases by hand, reshaping as needed

• Fold and store flat
• Keep in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight
• Avoid damp environments and ensure garments are fully dry before storing

• Pilling is a natural characteristic of cashmere, caused by fibre friction during wear. It can be gently removed using a cashmere comb or electric depiller. We recommend light de-pilling every few wears to maintain appearance and longevity
• Snags can be repaired by gently drawing the loose yarn to the inside of the garment and securing with a small knot if needed