David Pawie Cat

The knitted cat David Pawie can stand on his own thanks to three support points — two legs and his tail.
Inside, he has a flexible wire frame: strong yet soft, which allows David to bend every part of his body. This way, he can strike all kinds of poses — funny ones and not only.
His sensory features (eyes, nose, and mouth) are made of wool using the needle-felting technique.

Body:
Brown part: 45% Cotton, 18% Alpaca Wool,  7% Merino Wool, 20% Acril, 10% Poliacril
Orange part: 74% Cotton, 26% Polyamide
Tongue, Eyes, Nose : 100% Wool
Whiskers: 100% Cotton
Toy stuffing: Synthetic Fiberfill, Wire

Washing is not recommended due to the presence of felted elements in the toy.

If heavily soiled:

• Hand wash only at a temperature no higher than 30ºC.
• Fill a sink or basin with water of the appropriate temperature.
• Add a small amount of liquid detergent (if you don’t have a special detergent, you can use shampoo).
• Submerge your little friend in the water, gently pressing out air bubbles so it is fully soaked.
• Carefully squeeze and press it a little—be especially gentle with the eyes, as they may lose their shape.
• Drain the washing water and refill with clean rinsing water (if your detergent requires rinsing). Let your friend bathe in the clear water.
• Gently lift it out of the water, place it in a clean towel, and remove excess moisture with light presses. Again, be especially careful with the eyes.
• Lay your friend on a dry cloth and place it on a flat, warm surface (sunlight in summer or near a heating source in other seasons) to air dry. Shape it as needed.
• Once dry, you can carefully fluff it up using a pet grooming brush with short, gentle strokes.