Are your winter scarves treated against moths?

Our winter scarves are not treated against moths as standard. Moth protection is a specialised finish that can be applied, but it must be specified at the order stage because it affects the fibre and the care instructions.

Common moth treatments include permethrin-based applications or natural alternatives such as cedar or lavender finishes. These can be applied to cashmere and wool scarves, but they may alter the hand feel and require specific care labelling. For example, some treatments are not washable and must be dry cleaned.

If moth damage is a returns issue in your market, you should specify the treatment you require. We will source the appropriate finish from our mill partners and confirm compatibility with the chosen fibre and construction. Note that treatments may add to the lead time and minimum order quantity.

Alternatively, you can address moth protection through packaging, such as including cedar blocks or using sealed bags. This avoids any impact on the fabric itself. We can discuss the best approach for your market at the enquiry stage.

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