CARE & CLEANING：

1, Remove from packaging and leave in a place away from sunlight for 2 – 3 hours. Gently pat the quilt to restore its springiness.

2, Hygienically minded daily use: use a quilt cover for the woollen quilt and clean the cover regularly to make sure the quilt is free from hidden dirt.

3, Regular airing: woollen quilt does not need frequent airing. It must not be left under direct sunlight as the UV light causes yellowing on pure cotton fabric, changing the oil content in the wool and lowering its flexibility and strength. It should only be aired in a ventilated space.

4, Before storage, make sure it is aired away from sunlight for 4 – 5 hours, and fold it up only after it has cooled down. Use a plastic bag and vacuum seal before store in a dry place. Avoid heavy piling on top.

        About Alpaca：

      Alpaca has been cultivated for thousands of years in South America. In ancient times, the Perus, Argentinas, Chiles and Bolivias in Andean highlands have successfully breeded and domesticated the vicugna to alpaca nowdays. In the past two thousand  years, the alpaca’s wool textiles including the alpaca’s wool fiber have been regarded as the “fiber from god” which often used to make clothes for royalty. These are the important parts of the Andean civilization.

      In modern times, alpaca has been exported to many countries such as America, Australia and New Zealand. In Australia, most alpacas are Original ranged and natural breeding. They mainly distribute over Victoria and New South Wales.

      Different structures of alpaca’s wool cuticle lead to different crimpness from sheep’s wool. Usually, the fineness of alpaca’s wool is 20-35um. It is longer than sheep’s wool so as to be more bright and elastisch than sheep’s wool. It is stronger than sheep’s wool, so as to has more excellent heat insulation and thermal properties, and without ball.

      Alpaca’s wool contains without grease itself, therefore it’s difficult to accumulate dust, to produce peculiar smell and very easy to take care. Alpaca’s wool is water-proof,  anti-radiation and not easy to fall off. It can even defense the range of extreme temperature. All kinds of people can use without worrying about allergy.