Berry Red Gloves
Berry Red Gloves
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Wrap your hands in warmth and style this winter with our Berry Red Gloves, part of the Christmas Cheer collection by Not Wool. These gloves are handcrafted with love, featuring a rich berry red color that’s perfect for the holiday season and beyond. Made from soft, vegan-friendly yarn, they provide a cozy and cruelty-free alternative to traditional wool, ideal for those who value both comfort and compassion.
Why You'll Love Them:
- Holiday-Ready Color: A beautiful berry red hue that captures the spirit of Christmas and adds a pop of colour to any winter outfit.
- Soft and Sustainable: Knitted by local artisans with vegan yarn, supporting traditional craftsmanship and empowering women in our community.
- Perfect for Gifting: Thoughtful and unique, these gloves are a lovely gift for friends, family, or even yourself!
Whether you’re heading out for a snowy adventure or just curling up with a hot drink, our Berry Red Gloves will keep you warm, stylish, and cruelty-free.
Material: Acrylic Yarn
Product Care
Product Care
Wash care Instructions for Hand knits:
1. Fill a bucket with cool water and add a small amount of gentle detergent or wool-cleaning detergent.
2. Gently submerge the item in the soapy water and massage or swirl it for a few minutes.
3. Rinse the item with cool water until the water runs clear and is soap free.
4. Gently squeeze out as much water as you can without wringing or twisting the fabric.
5. Lay the item flat on a dry towel and roll it up to absorb most of the water.
6. Then, lay it flat to dry away from the sun.
Keep in Mind-
-Do not wring the item
-Never place the item in direct sunlight to dry
-Do not hang the items to dry - always lay flat, away from direct sun.
How to Store Knitted Items
The best way to store your knitwear is by folding it into a drawer or cupboard. You can hang the items for short periods but avoid doing so for longer durations.
Pilling in Knitwear
Pilling refers to the loose fibers, shedding, or small balls that form on knitwear when it's worn. Please keep in mind that pilling is completely normal in knitwear. To remove pilling, it's best to gently hand-pick the pills or use a lint roller.
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