Our new Batwing Cardigan is a casual draped style with heaps of length and flowing fabric for warmth and comfort. Great with jeans or leggings. Perfect for everyday wear, cafes, evening walks, weekends, etc!
Available in Navy, Saffron, Ocean, and Black in our Mid-Layer Merino
Proudly made by us in the South Island of NZ from 100% South Island 18.9 micron Merino wool.
Style code: 131
100% Superfine 18.8 micron Merino wool
195 grams per metre weight
Our 'go to' essential layer. Being 25% heavier than Base makes it the perfect year-round layer. It can be worn directly against the skin for the ultimate natural solution for warmth, breathability and comfort.
MERINO CARE
Don't wash your Merino garments unnecessarily!Merino will go an amazingly long time without retaining any odour. It's good for both the garment's life span and the environment to only wash when really necessary!
Short version.
Merino garments can simply go into a normal cold/warm (less than 20 degrees C) machine wash with other garments.
Merino garments can simply go into a normal cold/warm (less than 20 degrees C) machine wash with other garments.
Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
Best to dry on a clothes hanger. (Merino dries very quickly)
Don't put Merino clothing in a clothes dryer.
Best to dry on a clothes hanger. (Merino dries very quickly)
Don't put Merino clothing in a clothes dryer.
Best practice for longest life.
Don't wash unnecessarily!
Cold machine wash on a wool / delicate cycle using an environmentally friendly wool detergent.
Don't wash unnecessarily!
Cold machine wash on a wool / delicate cycle using an environmentally friendly wool detergent.
Hand washing is even better. This is a great option if your garments just need a freshen up.
Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
Dry on a coat hanger or lying flat. Merino dries very quickly at ambient room temperature or in a drying cupboard.
If you do hang on a line use delicate pegs and avoid windy conditions.
Creasing 'falls out' of Merino that dries hanging.
Cool Iron if required.
Dry Cleanable.
Storage / Moths.
Moth larvae do eat wool and other natural fibres. This is not a big problem, but it can occur.
Don't leave Merino outdoors overnight.
Clothes Moths live in dark places like wardrobes and cupboards and it is possible to have them in your house without knowing it..
Storing Merino or other natural fibre garments in a sealed plastic bag will prevent damage.
Storing in a drawer/wardrobe that is used frequently and often emptied out will highly discourage moths.
Storing in a drawer/wardrobe that is used frequently and often emptied out will highly discourage moths.
There are various remedies and products available for discouraging / eliminating moths. If you did want more information, email us at info@glowingsky.co.nz
