Liquid Detergent for Knitwear and Delicates
Liquid Detergent for Knitwear and Delicates
A gentle, specialist detergent designed to care for the clothes you treasure most. Our Knitwear & Delicates Detergent cleans effectively while protecting the natural fibres of wool, cashmere, silk and fine lingerie. The pH-neutral formula helps preserve softness, prevent fibre damage and reduce wear, while essential oils provide a subtle, natural defence against moths. Thoughtfully made in Britain for hand washing or delicate machine cycles.
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- For wool, cashmere, silk and delicate natural fibres
- For clothes you want to keep soft, strong and beautiful for longer
- Gentle, pH-neutral formula that protects delicate fibres
- Real essential oils (Himalayan Cedarwood & Orange, Bergamot & Sandalwood)
- Helps provide natural moth protection while washing
- Suitable for hand washing or delicate machine cycles
- Highly concentrated, a little goes a long way
- 250ml bottle
- Vegan and cruelty-free
- Made in Britain
- Aluminium bottle with compostable label
- Infinitely recyclable
Designed for careful washing, so your knitwear lasts season after season
Eco Liquid Detergent for Cashmere & Wool: Aqua (Water),< 5% anionic surfactants, non-ionic surfactants, contains d-limonene, coumarin, preservative (contains phenoxyethanol), fragrances: <1% Cedarwood Oil Himalayan*, <1% Orange Oil*, <1% Patchouli Oil*, <1% Lavandin Oil Grosso*, *Naturally derived
pH neutral. Do not consume.
Hand wash: Fill a basin with cool water, dilute 1 - 2 capfuls (6 - 12ml) of your wool wash detergent, then place your garments in and submerge. Gently agitate the water, leave for around 30 min. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water.
Machine: Use cashmere or delicates wash setting and pour your wool detergent into dispenser. For light soiling use 2 - 3 capfuls (15ml) of your wool detergent, medium soiling use 4 - 5 capfuls (30ml), and heavy soiling use 8-9 capfuls (50ml).
Drying: Press out water gently and dry flat on a towel.
Any washing of 'dry clean only' items at home is done so at your own risk. Read our blog for advice and tips on how to hand wash at home. Do not consume. Rinse eyes if splashed.
Liquid Detergent for Knitwear and Delicates
Featured ingredients
Himalayan Cedarwood
Himalayan Cedarwood
Orange Oil
Patchouli
Geranium Oil
Lavender
your wool detergent questions answered
Wool and cashmere should always be washed with a pH-neutral, mild detergent.
Avoid heavy-duty or “bio” detergents, enzymes and bleaches, as these can weaken fibres, cause shrinkage and reduce softness over time. Our Knitwear & Delicates Detergent is specifically formulated to be gentle on natural fibres while still cleaning effectively.
There are 2 key reasons:
First, the pH-neutral formula protects delicate fibres during washing, helping to prevent stretching, felting and fibre damage.
Second, the essential oils (Himalayan Cedarwood & Orange, and Bergamot & Sandalwood) help provide a natural moth defence, reducing the risk of damage while your garments are being washed and stored.
Together, this means cleaner clothes that stay soft, strong and wearable for longer.
Yes. The detergent is suitable for both hand washing and machine washing, as long as you use a wool or delicate cycle and cool temperatures.
It’s designed to rinse cleanly, leaving no heavy residue behind.
Our knitwear & delicates formula is highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way.
As a guide:
- Standard machine wash: around 3 capfuls (15ml)
- Hand wash: 1–2 capfuls (6–12ml)
Using the right amount helps fabrics rinse cleanly and keeps knitwear feeling soft rather than coated.
Yes, it can be used on everyday clothing such as cotton shirts, t-shirts and jeans.
However, because it’s designed for delicate fibres, we recommend using it primarily for wool, cashmere, silk and similar fabrics, and choosing our Everyday Laundry detergent for regular washes where possible.
Some garments labelled “dry clean only” can be washed carefully at home, but this depends on the fabric, construction and finish.
We recommend proceeding with caution and reading our expert guide before washing these items. When in doubt, spot testing and gentle hand washing are safest.