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Washable by hand, iron on a maximum setting of 1. In the production of boiled wool , woven or knitted fabrics are artificially felted by boiled wool (rubbing, pressing, kneading) in a warm water bath. The heat and water break down the scale structure of the wool, causing the adjacent fibers to interlock.
Boiled wool is practically a miracle material. The contraction of the wool fibers creates numerous air pockets that act as a buffer against both cold (and heat), resulting in perfect temperature regulation. Furthermore, the dense material causes water droplets to simply bead up and roll off the fabric's surface.
Boiled wool has optimal wearing properties. It is wind-resistant, dirt-repellent, and water-repellent. Drops simply bead off. Although boiled wool fabric is so light, it can absorb a great deal of moisture without feeling damp.
Merino wool felt acts as a buffer against the cold, keeping the temperature under clothing constant. Thanks to the wool's natural lanolin content boiled wool is self-cleaning, meaning mud can simply be shaken or brushed off once dry. Merino wool also has antibacterial properties, so unpleasant odors disappear with just airing.
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