Quel pull choisir pour l'hiver et comment l'entretenir ?

Which jumper should you choose for winter and how should you care for it?

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Winter is drawing to a close and you still do not have the jumper that gives you all the comfort and warmth you need? In this article, we guide you through the different types of jumpers suited to the winter season and offer care advice to preserve their quality and durability.

 

Wool jumpers Wool is a delicate natural fibre renowned for its warmth and ability to regulate body temperature. Merino wool jumpers, for example, offer softness and insulation while remaining breathable. They are perfect for cold winter days.

 

Long live jumpers

Proper care of your jumpers is essential to ensure their longevity and preserve their appearance.

Care guide

Wool is a delicate natural fibre that can shrink or felt if washed incorrectly. 

Favour hand washing. In lukewarm water (30°C maximum) with a mild detergent specially designed for wool, soak your jumper for a few minutes without rubbing, then rinse in clean water.

Machine wash with care, using the "wool" or "delicate" programme on cold (or at 30°C maximum). Choose a very low spin speed (600 rpm maximum). Place your jumper in a laundry bag to avoid excessive friction.

Dry flat only. Wet wool is fragile and can lose its shape if hung up.

Lay the jumper on a clean towel, then roll it up gently to absorb excess water. Leave to dry flat on a level surface, away from any direct heat source (radiators, sun).


Storage

Avoiding distortion Fold your wool jumpers rather than hanging them on hangers to preserve their shape. To protect them from moths, place lavender sachets or cedar blocks in your wardrobe.

Preventing and removing pilling Repeated friction can sometimes cause small balls of wool to appear (pilling).

Use a fabric shaver or a special wool comb to remove them gently. Avoid wearing a crossbody bag that could rub against the jumper.

Refresh your jumper If your wool jumper needs refreshing, simply air it outdoors for a few hours. Wool is naturally antibacterial and breathable, which helps limit odours.

This way, you can enjoy your favourite jumpers for many winters, while preserving their original appearance and comfort.