Note: Shedding of sweaters is a normal phenomenon! It's not a quality issue! Do not machine wash! An order is read by default.
When factories process sweaters, in pursuit of a better appearance and feel, they will carry out certain treatments, which will also result in a few loose hairs remaining on the surface of the sweaters. These loose hairs will gradually fall off during subsequent wearing through friction and washing. It will not affect the quality of the sweater. For the problem of hair loss, you can try some simple treatment methods. For instance, use transparent tape or a lint remover to remove the loose fibers, or choose to wash the sweater with anti-static laundry detergent to reduce the occurrence of shedding. This phenomenon can be greatly alleviated through proper handling and maintenance.

Sweater Purchase Tips: Thoughtful Tips on Shrinking
Dear customer, thank you for choosing our sweater products! To ensure that you purchase satisfactory clothes, please carefully read the following precautions about sweater shrinkage before making a purchase:

Shrinkage is a common characteristic of natural fabrics
Natural materials such as wool, cashmere and cotton may slightly shrink (about 3% to 5%) when washed or heated due to the characteristics of the fibers. This is a normal phenomenon and not a quality issue.
Synthetic fibers (such as polyester and acrylic) have a relatively low shrinkage rate, but their air permeability and warmth retention are relatively weak.
2. When making a purchase, it is recommended to "leave some leeway
If you prefer a well-fitting effect, you can choose according to the normal size. If you are worried about shrinking, it is recommended to choose a size larger (especially for those with a high wool content).
Refer to the "Fabric Composition" and "Washing Suggestions" on the product detail page. Special attention should be paid to the care methods for high-proportion wool (>50%).
3. Proper care can reduce the risk of shrinkage
Washing method: It is recommended to hand wash or choose the "wool mode" of the washing machine. The water temperature should be ≤30℃ and avoid prolonged soaking.
Drying method: Lay flat and dry in the shade. Do not hang or expose to direct sunlight to prevent deformation.
Ironing technique: Iron with a medium or low-temperature cloth to avoid direct contact with the fibers.