HOW DO I CARE FOR MY AMBAR WOOL BLANKET?
Here you'll find tips to keep your AMBAR blankets fresh.
No itching
No scratching
No Sweating
No Dry cleaning
Fine merino wool is naturally soft to the touch, making it comfortable for direct contact with the skin.
Its fibres form natural air pockets that insulate without trapping heat, by absorbing and releasing moisture, it will prevent you from feeling damp, overheated or muggy.
Thanks to its natural structure, wool regulates temperature, resists odour and doesn't require frequent washing.
Wool doesn’t hold odour and our blankets can be machine washed at home, using gentle settings, no heat and wool-safe products.
Why wool is worth it
A good wool blanket is not supposed to be precious or stored away. It's a dependable material, knitted to last and to be cheriched.
Once you get a hang of these care tips, your Ambar blanket becomes part of your daily routine, with very little effort required.
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Caring for your AMBAR wool blankets
Wool doesn't require constant washing. It responds best to light, informed care.
Washing
- Machine set to gentle cycle
- Cold water, tumble at 600 max
- Wash-bag to avoid snagging
- Neutral or wool-specific soap
- Avoid fabric softener
Drying
- Lay flat to dry on a clean towel
- Reshape gently while damp
- Avoid direct heat or sunlight
- Never tumble dry
Between washes
- Air out regularly in fresh air
- Spot clean minor marks with cold water and soft sponge
- Store folded in your breathable cotton Ambar bag
The essentials, answered
Use it. Fold it. Live with it. Wrap yourself around it. Air between washes and clean only when necessary.
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Yes. Our machine-washable wool blankets can be washed at home on a cold, gentle cycle with low spin. Natural fibers evolve with time and some subtle piling or bobbles might occur, trim carefully with small scissors.
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Never, heat can shrink and stiffen the fibers. Wool prefers air drying. Lay flat and let it dry naturally to maintain shape and softness.
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The best way to keep it looking new is to wash it inside a cloth wash bag, as recommended. Be mindful of sharp jewelry, belts and other objects that might snag any stitches.
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It's better to wash in in water, no need to include your local dry cleaner in your daily errands list.
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