Mollu Blanket Care Guide

Mollu products, which we craft from precious merino wool, require proper care to maintain their natural properties and impeccable appearance for years. We want every one of our products to accompany you for as long as possible, which is why we have prepared several key tips.

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Natural pilling process

The precious merino wool we use at Mollu is a fully natural and active fiber. Pilling is a natural process resulting from fiber friction. At Mollu, we treat this as proof of the raw material's authenticity and a total lack of synthetic additives. To restore your Mollu product to its original smoothness, simply use a fabric shaver. This is a standard and safe procedure for refreshing fine wool.

Self-regulation and refreshing

Mollu merino wool features a natural protective barrier that prevents the absorption of odors and dirt. Often, the best way to refresh the product is to expose it to fresh, humid air (e.g., on a terrace or balcony, avoiding direct sunlight). Moisture naturally regenerates Mollu fibers and restores their original elasticity.

Washing guidelines

We recommend hand washing in lukewarm water (maximum 30°C) using only mild detergents specifically designed for wool. Avoid vigorous rubbing of the material. If you choose to use a washing machine, select only a dedicated wool cycle without spinning. Do not use fabric softeners, as they can damage the natural structure of Mollu fibers.

Drying and storage

Mollu products should only be dried flat, spread out on a clean towel. Please do not dry wool in a hanging position, on radiators, or in direct sunlight—this prevents the deformation of the precious fibers. During the off-season, your Mollu product is best stored in a well-ventilated place with natural moth repellents, such as lavender or cedar wood.