Removing pilling from your knitwear

[@markjanssens1658]

This was helpful, thanks. I'd rather save and buy one or two quality knitwear pieces than ten or twenty pieces that won't last. It's great to remove pilling safely

[@trumphy911]

Great Blog and channel Nick. Re pilling I use the razor blade method where I insert it in my Kamisori type straight razor. Works like a charm with great control.

[@GarmologyVideo]

Thank you for the feedback! Sounds safer using the razor handle!

[@insertrandomnamehere]

thank you for this video. now I know how to remove the pilling from my wool beanies!

[@HenkPoley]

Maybe check out the 'Tescom KD778-H' for a Japanese version. Or the French 'Tefal JB7002'.

[@aicha9686]

Very helpful thanks 👍

[@glinka1200]

Thank you for reviewing the available tools, exactly what I was looking for! Would you recommend any one of these options for pilling on tweed garments (sports jackets / coats)? Ps: efficient and articulate video, just subscribed to the channel :)

[@GarmologyVideo]

For tweed I'd go for one of the electric ones if there is a fair amount, but if it's just a little bit here and there, a little careful razor work will do the trick.

[@MalenaLorente]

I bought an expensive coat some months ago made of 100% virgin wool and it is pilling up every 5 seconds. I don't know if that's to do with the quality of the product (in which case I've been scammed) or if its due to my pilling removing method. I use a wool comb.

[@GarmologyVideo]

I prefer a cutter, to my mind it pulls less on the fibres.