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Organise your wardrobe and protect your woollens with Northern Olive Organic Cotton Storage Cubes.

Made from unbleached 100% organic cotton canvas, these storage cubes are a must for wool loving households. Perfect for storing your woollens over the Summer months to protect from moths and other critters. Read below for our method of Summer wool storage that saves your precious woollies from being eaten every time. 

You can fit quite a lot of knitwear in just one case. Store your woollens, quilts, linen, seasonal and children’s clothing dust free and organised.

Machine washable, foldable and durable, with a sturdy two way zipper and strong handles on both ends for easy handling. 

With their simple design and natural tones they will match any décor and uplift any wardrobe, cupboard or open space.

A more sustainable and durable alternative to similar nylon/polyester storage cases. 

Add a luggage tag to the outside of the case and write contents and sizes of children's garments so you know what you have and don't double up come Winter. 

Sizes:

• Small:  50cm x 27cm x 18cm 
• Medium:  55cm x 35cm x 20cm 
• Large:  58cm x 40cm x 22cm

Composition: 100% Organic Cotton Canvas and Cotton Webbing

How to protect your Woollens from moth and insect damage: 

When the weather starts to warm up and your wool clothing isn't getting as much frequent use it's time to implement your moth safety strategy.
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Step 1: Detection. Knowing when they are starting to become active again will tell you when to start putting away less used items. We put  out from the beginning of Spring and when we see the moths are active then we’ll start to ensure that any wool clothing not being used frequently gets dealt with to prevent damage. ⁠
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Step 2: Clean/Mend and Freeze. Before putting clothes in storage we do the following:⁠

• Wash all woollens well, treating any , if you're a real wool fanatic then give them a  to restore any lost lanolin and .⁠ We also like to  prior to storing so that come Autumn, everything is ready to wear. 
• Once clean and dry put them in clean paper/plastic freezer bag and place in freezer (-18 degrees or less) for 2 weeks. The freezing kills any moth larvae that may have already been deposited on the garments – if you pack items away that have eggs on them and put them in a dark, undisturbed place with their favourite food, they will hatch and make mean work of your woollies.⁠
• Remove from the bag and place inside a cotton storage case like our or a pillowcase (tight/close weave like poplin etc), neatly folded, with a or  Zip up or wrap the pillowcase around the garment or tightly roll up the end up to make sure nothing can get inside. ⁠
• Other general precautions include taking outside items hanging up inside your wardrobe and shaking them out once a month, moths dislike being disturbed. Vacuum regularly around the bottom and edges of wardrobes and any shelves. If you add anything to the storage cases that hasn't been treated in this manner you might contaminate the other pieces so take care to maintain this best practice. 

Now you can enjoy the Summer knowing that, come Autumn, your woollens will be clean, smell lovely and be hole free and last for generations to come!