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Avoid pulling out jumpers with holes in them next winter with this advice on how to store them safely over summer.

In a scientific first, trail cam photos show a moth drinking tears from a moose. It may sound like an unsavory snack, but scientists tell Outside there’s a very reasonable explanation for the bizarre ...

P revious observations have seen butterflies and moths drinking the tears of animals such as turtles and crocodiles in the ...

As our expert on women’s-wardrobe basics, I knew it was time to find a worthy sweater successor. So I set out on a monthslong ...

After cashmere, a Billy Crystal-esque cable knit or shawl cardigan might be the first images that spring to mind when you ...

While some might be scared to try it, wool coats can often be washed at home if done properly. The three essential elements ...

As the cold season ends and we fold away our favourite wool jumpers and silk scarves, some fascinating material science is about to unfold quietly in our wardrobes. Subtle chemical and biological ...

Moths lay eggs on sweaters, and their larvae feed on natural fibers like wool and cashmere. If left unchecked, they can reproduce year-round and do even more damage. You can control moths with ...

One of the best things about autumn and winter is jumper weather, when we get to dig out all our cosiest knits and snuggle up under our favourite woollen wonders. Knitwear tends to require more care ...