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Knitwear Mist - Cedarwood and Vanilla

Knitwear Mist - Cedarwood and Vanilla

£12.51 GBP
£13.90 GBP
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A gentle way to care for wool, cashmere and knitwear between washes. Our Knitwear Mist refreshes clothes instantly while helping to protect them from moths, naturally. A light mist revives fibres, reduces the need for frequent washing, and leaves garments softly scented with warm cedarwood and comforting vanilla. Designed for the clothes you treasure, and made in the UK using vegan, cruelty-free formulas. Packaged in an infinitely recyclable aluminium bottle.
  • Refreshes knitwear between wears, reducing unnecessary washing
  • Helps protect wool, cashmere and delicates from moths using natural essential oils
  • Revives fibres and leaves clothes softly scented
  • Cedarwood helps deter moths; vanilla adds warmth and softness to the scent
  • Gentle cleaning agents lift odours without stripping fibres
  • Designed specifically for natural fibres
  • 250ml
  • Reusable atomiser head
  • Vegan and cruelty-free
  • Made in Britain
  • Infinitely recyclable: 100% aluminium bottle with compostable label
  • Also available in Lavender & Thyme

Designed to extend the life of your treasured knitwear


Cedarwood & Vanilla: Aqua (Water), <5% non-ionic surfactants, preservation agents (contains phenoxyethanol) fragrances: <1% Cedarwood Oil Chinese*, <1% Cedarwood Oil Texan*, <1% Birch Tar Oil Rectified*, <1% Clary Sage Absolute*, <1% Guaiacwood Oil*, <1% Patchouli Oil*, *Naturally derived

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Liz Craker
Cedar wood and vanilla spray

Perfume version please ! I spray my clothes before going out and had many compliments

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Annie Gollings
Beautiful scent

Love this spray, it has such a beautiful delicate scent. I just can’t be without it and I have one in use and two spare!

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Christine Parker
Excellent Product

I have this both at home and our holiday home. Not wanting to wash my jumpers after each wear a fine mist of this front and back keeps them in good condition and a delight to put on next time. Plus keeping moths at bay. I don't have moth and I don't want them.

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Soo Berg
Knitwear Mist

A lovely product .
Its natural fresh scent makes you feel like you are in a forest . Good value too .

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Lesley Finch
Wonderful

This wonderful spray does a great job freshening up wool and other fabrics and imparts a delicious scent that is delicate and long lasting

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Knitwear Mist - Cedarwood and Vanilla

£12.51 £13.90

Featured ingredients

Himalayan Cedarwood

Cedarwood comes from the Deodar tree, a highly regarded and sought after tree in the woodlands of North India. The evergreen tree grows in high altitudes of cold areas, and the shavings of the bark form the cedarwood.  Our Cedarwood essential oil is extracted from upcycled cedarwood unused by furniture companies. Cedarwood has a woody scent with an undertone of balsamic and a camphorous odour.  You can find our Himalayan Cedarwood in our Silk Detergent, Wool Detergent, Sports Detergent, Baby Detergent, our Knitwear Mists and Basil & Mandarin Eco Laundry Detergent
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Himalayan Cedarwood

Sage Oil

Guaiacwood Oil

Patchouli

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It contains scents that scent moths naturally avoid like cedarwood. When used regularly, the mist helps create an environment that’s less appealing to moths while keeping clothes beautifully fresh. It’s a gentle, ongoing layer of protection, not a harsh treatment.

Lightly mist garments after wearing and allow them to air-dry before returning them to your wardrobe. You can also spray inside wardrobes or drawers to refresh spaces where knitwear is stored.

The mist is ideal for refreshing clothes that aren’t ready for a full wash, like jumpers worn once, scarves, coats or knitwear worn close to the skin. Using it between wears helps extend time between washes and protect fibres.

Yes. The formula is designed specifically for natural fibres and is gentle enough for wool, cashmere, alpaca and delicate knits.

No, and it’s not meant to. Think of it as part of a more thoughtful care routine: refreshing between wears, then washing gently when needed using a knitwear-safe detergent.