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Pure Luxury - Boiled Wool - Lime
Regular price
£32.50
per metre
Unit price
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Pure Luxury - Boiled Wool - Lime is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Colour · Lime
Sold by the half metre and cut as one continuous piece.
Matching Lining : £3.50 / per metre
Superior Anti Static Dress Linings
Metre
Matching Thread : £1.50 / unit
Coats Moon Polyester Sewing Thread (1000 yard)
Matching Thread : £2.30 / unit
Gutermann Sew All Thread (100m)
Description
Fresh, lively lime green hue brings a completely different character to this 100% Australian virgin boiled wool. The bright, yellow-toned colour makes a striking alternative to traditional winter shades, while the softly felted surface and substantial handle give the fabric the warmth and body needed for practical outerwear.
An excellent choice for a colourful winter coat, cropped jacket or statement cape, this wool has enough substance for designs that benefit from a little structure. Pair it with charcoal, navy or chocolate brown for contrast, or keep the styling simple and let the cheerful green do the talking.
OEKO-Tex® Standard 100 Product.
How do I care for this fabric?
Boiled Wool is a purely natural fabric. It has a natural lanolin protection which makes woollen products so easy to care for. Boiled wool needs to be dry/steam/fresh air cleaned.
- If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
- To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
- Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
- Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
- Please allow up to 10% shrinkage for all fabrics to be on the safe side.
- If you are in any doubt about care instructions please always test a sample first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
- Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on our screen are accurate because every screen is calibrated differently and settings are set differently.
- All sizes and measurement for fabrics washed or treated are approximate.
At a glance
| Composition | 100% Wool |
|---|---|
| Width | 144cm / 57" |
| Weight | Approx. 380-420gsm |
| Construction | Woven, Boiled Wool |
| Stretch (weft) | 0% |
| Stretch (warp) | 0% |
What to make with it
Good for
- Jackets
- Coats
- Capes
- Coatigans
- Winter Skirts
- Berets
Care & washing
Boiled Wool is a purely natural fabric. It has a natural lanolin protection which makes woollen products so easy to care for. Boiled wool needs to be dry/steam/fresh air cleaned.
If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
Please allow up to 10% shrinkage for all fabrics to be on the safe side.
If you are in any doubt about care instructions please always test a sample first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on our screen are accurate because every screen is calibrated differently and settings are set differently.
All sizes and measurement for fabrics washed or treated are approximate.
Test a sample area first to find the most suitable way to wash it. We can't accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
Please allow up to 10% shrinkage for all fabrics to be on the safe side.
If you are in any doubt about care instructions please always test a sample first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on our screen are accurate because every screen is calibrated differently and settings are set differently.
All sizes and measurement for fabrics washed or treated are approximate.
Test a sample area first to find the most suitable way to wash it. We can't accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
Care & washing
| Washing | Dry clean |
|---|---|
| Drying | Do not tumble dry; reshape and dry flat if damp |
| Ironing | Low heat with steam and a pressing cloth; test first |
| Bleach | Do not bleach |
| Shrinkage | Allow up to 10% on the first wash |
Delivery & returns
Delivery
Processing Your Order: We aim to dispatch all orders within 1-2 working days. Our team is dedicated to ensuring your order is handled with care and sent out promptly.
UK Delivery:
Royal Mail Tracked 48 - 2nd Class Delivery: This is our standard Royal Mail service. Delivery is typically estimated at 2–3 working days from dispatch, although times can vary.
Royal Mail Tracked 24 - 1st Class Delivery: A faster Royal Mail option, typically estimated at 1–2 working days from dispatch. Please note that this is not a guaranteed next day service.
Courier Delivery: We offer a courier service via Parcelforce for customers requiring a faster delivery option. We aim to dispatch eligible orders placed before 1pm on the same working day, but this cannot be guaranteed. Courier delivery is generally expected on the next working day following dispatch. Orders placed on Friday may not be collected until the following Monday. This service is tracked.
We process orders Monday to Friday, so weekend orders begin processing the following Monday.
We deliver worldwide - view our full list of international destinations.
All delivery times are estimates and may be affected by circumstances outside our control once your parcel has been handed to the delivery provider.
Returns
We want you to love your order! If you’re not completely happy, you can return items within 28 days of receiving your order.
Please note that fabrics are cut to order, so a restocking fee may apply. Some items are non-returnable except where faulty or not as described.
Delivery & returns
| UK standard | From £4.95 |
|---|---|
| Free over | £85 |
| Samples | 2 Free |
| Europe | See Checkout |
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