It's best to hand-wash your alpaca fleece garment in cool water (around 30°C/85°F) using a gentle detergent or mild shampoo. Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach. Gently swish the garment in the water, then rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear.

While some alpaca blends may be labeled as machine washable, it's generally recommended to hand-wash alpaca fleece to maintain its softness and shape. If you must use a machine, use a gentle cycle with cold water and place the garment in a mesh laundry bag to protect it.

​After washing, gently squeeze out excess water without wringing or twisting the garment. Lay it flat on a towel and roll up to remove more water, then reshape the garment and lay it flat to dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

It's generally not necessary to iron alpaca fleece garments as they are naturally wrinkle-resistant. If needed, use a low-temperature setting and place a cloth over the garment to avoid direct contact with the iron.

Store alpaca fleece garments folded in a breathable garment bag, drawer, or closet. Avoid hanging them, as this can stretch out the fibers. 

Pilling can occur with any natural fiber. Use a sweater stone, fabric shaver, or a soft-bristled brush to gently remove pills. Always work in the same direction as the knit to avoid damaging the fibers.

​Yes, alpaca fleece garments can be dry cleaned. Choose a reputable dry cleaner experienced with handling delicate fibers and inform them of the material to ensure proper care.

Store clean alpaca fleece garments in sealed garment bags.

​To reshape a stretched alpaca fleece garment, gently hand-wash it in cool water, squeeze out excess water, reshape it to its original dimensions, and lay it flat to dry.

​Alpaca fleece naturally repels dirt and odors, so it generally doesn't need frequent washing. Clean your garment only when necessary to preserve its softness and properties. Air out between wears and spot clean as needed.