Care Instructions

How to look after your Field Rugs.  If you are in any doubt please drop us an email.

Care Instructions - The Don'ts

Don't use near a naked flame.
Don't put away damp.
Don't put in the washing machine.
Don't put in the tumble dryer or iron.
Don't leave tucked away and forgotten about.
Don't leave out hanging for extended periods, natural fibres are susceptible to moth damage.
Don't use on abrasive materials such as rough stone/gravel/concrete.

Care Instructions - The Do's

Do keep away from fire.
Do always air dry away from a heat source, thoroughly before storage.
Once dry, Do brush clean after use on the moors or at the beach.
Do please look after and store responsibly.
If required Do spot or hand wash cold with mild detergent.
Do Re-proof the wax cotton for waterproofing once a year as a minimum.
Do Dry Clean the tweed if required. (Dart Roll only).
Do enjoy and use as much as possible.
Do remember how to roll or visit our website for a reminder.
Do show off as much as possible.
Do stop, sit on roll and contemplate with a cup of tea and cake.

The Dart Roll

Your Dart Roll has two layers which come apart and should be treated differently. Normally when dry they can be stored held together as you would expect to use it. They should never be put away damp.

The base layer of wax cotton can be dried, brushed clean and stored.  It will occasionally need a wax re-proof to maintain it's life expectancy and water repellency. We recommend doing this once a year as a minimum.

The top blanket layer of tweed is a 100 % wool cloth. Wool has natural antibacterial qualities, a toughness and water repellency in itself. However should you need to clean a stain we would recommend a gentle spot clean with warm soapy water to begin with. If this doesn't remove the stain then the top blanket will have to be dry cleaned.

Rambers Roll

This need to be treated slightly differently as it is all bound together. They should never be put away damp.

As above the wax cotton can be dried, brushed clean and stored.  It will occasionally need a wax re-proof to maintain it's life expectancy and water repellency. We recommend doing this once a year as a minimum.

The top layer of tweed is 100% wool cloth which is naturally hard wearing and resistant to some stains. However should you need to give it a clean we recommend spot cleaning with a mild detergent and hanging to dry thoroughly before storage.