How to take care of your gear.
Thanks to its anti-odour properties wool doesn’t need to be washed after every use. Washing less frequently not only makes your garments last for longer, but less water use means it’s better for the planet too! We recommend washing after every third
When washing your Mons Merino, close all the zippers and turn it inside out. Set your machine to a cold wool cycle or delicate cold cycle (less than 30 degrees Celsius) and use regular laundry liquid or powder free of enzymes and optic brighteners. W
Line dry your garment or lay flat in the shade, as soon as you’ve finished washing.
Because Merino fabric is a knit, small holes can unravel, just like a cotton tee, but perhaps a little faster due to the small amount of natural elasticity in wool. After a lot of wear and tear, if you notice a hole in your Merino, the best option is
Pilling can be a common occurrence with Merino fibres. Fortunately, it can be dealt with easily. To get rid of pilling, wash your Mons garment (not turned inside out) with a pair of jeans (turned inside out). The tougher denim fibres rub against the
After many adventures, the prints on your Mons Merino garments may begin to fade. Make sure you don’t iron over any prints!
Life gets dirty and sometimes grease marks can be stubborn and hard to remove in a regular wash cycle. If you have grease marks, dab the stain with a colour-free washing soap or natural detergent before putting your Mons Merino into the washing machi
Don’t use fabric softener, don't use bleach or other stain removal agents. Do not soak and do not tumble dry your Mons Merino. Don't wash with heavy items or rough fabrics such as canvas. Also, please don't use a hot wash or anything above 30°!