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General Care

We recommend following the care instructions noted on each garment’s label, as yarn composition and structure can vary from style to style. Take care to avoid snagging on jewelry or textured surfaces, as knit stitches can be delicate by nature.

If you’re ever unsure how to best care for your piece, entrust it to a professional dry cleaner familiar with fine knitwear. Thoughtful care ensures each garment maintains its beauty, drape, and touch for years to come.


Storing Your Knitwear

Always fold your knitwear rather than hanging it to preserve each piece’s natural shape and structure. Fibers such as cashmere and merino wool contain keratin, a protein that can attract moths—so store garments with cedar, lavender, or other natural repellents to help protect them over time.

Proper care ensures your knitwear retains its softness, form, and integrity for seasons to come. For any questions or care-specific guidance, we’re happy to assist—just reach out at parker@parkerzinn.com

Care

Care Guide

Care Guide

Store Policy

Sizing

Terms of Service

Privacy Policy

Contact

General Care

We recommend following the care instructions noted on each garment’s label, as yarn composition and structure can vary from style to style. Take care to avoid snagging on jewelry or textured surfaces, as knit stitches can be delicate by nature.

If you’re ever unsure how to best care for your piece, entrust it to a professional dry cleaner familiar with fine knitwear. Thoughtful care ensures each garment maintains its beauty, drape, and touch for years to come.


Storing Your Knitwear

Always fold your knitwear rather than hanging it to preserve each piece’s natural shape and structure. Fibers such as cashmere and merino wool contain keratin, a protein that can attract moths—so store garments with cedar, lavender, or other natural repellents to help protect them over time.

Proper care ensures your knitwear retains its softness, form, and integrity for seasons to come. For any questions or care-specific guidance, we’re happy to assist—just reach out at parker@parkerzinn.com

Care

Care Guide

Care Guide

Store Policy

Sizing

Terms of Service

Privacy Policy

Contact

General Care

We recommend following the care instructions noted on each garment’s label, as yarn composition and structure can vary from style to style. Take care to avoid snagging on jewelry or textured surfaces, as knit stitches can be delicate by nature.

If you’re ever unsure how to best care for your piece, entrust it to a professional dry cleaner familiar with fine knitwear. Thoughtful care ensures each garment maintains its beauty, drape, and touch for years to come.


Storing Your Knitwear

Always fold your knitwear rather than hanging it to preserve each piece’s natural shape and structure. Fibers such as cashmere and merino wool contain keratin, a protein that can attract moths—so store garments with cedar, lavender, or other natural repellents to help protect them over time.

Proper care ensures your knitwear retains its softness, form, and integrity for seasons to come. For any questions or care-specific guidance, we’re happy to assist—just reach out at parker@parkerzinn.com

Care

Care Guide

Care Guide

Store Policy

Sizing

Terms of Service

Privacy Policy

Contact

General Care

We recommend following the care instructions noted on each garment’s label, as yarn composition and structure can vary from style to style. Take care to avoid snagging on jewelry or textured surfaces, as knit stitches can be delicate by nature.

If you’re ever unsure how to best care for your piece, entrust it to a professional dry cleaner familiar with fine knitwear. Thoughtful care ensures each garment maintains its beauty, drape, and touch for years to come.


Storing Your Knitwear

Always fold your knitwear rather than hanging it to preserve each piece’s natural shape and structure. Fibers such as cashmere and merino wool contain keratin, a protein that can attract moths—so store garments with cedar, lavender, or other natural repellents to help protect them over time.

Proper care ensures your knitwear retains its softness, form, and integrity for seasons to come. For any questions or care-specific guidance, we’re happy to assist—just reach out at parker@parkerzinn.com

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