Moths

Clothes moth larvae can damage wool, cashmere and other natural fabrics stored in wardrobes and drawers.

Check for signs of activity, compare monitoring traps, or explore Swedish red cedar products for everyday wardrobe and storage care.

Helpful guide

Clothes Moth Identification Guide

Small irregular holes in wool, cashmere and other natural fabrics may indicate clothes moth activity. Other signs can include larval cases, shed skins, fine webbing or larvae in dark, undisturbed storage areas.

Check wardrobes, drawers, carpet edges and stored textiles carefully. Monitoring traps can help check adult moth activity, while regular cleaning and suitable storage remain important parts of a wardrobe-care routine.

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Close-up of a clothes moth on cream wool knitwear beside a pheromone moth monitoring trap hanging inside a wardrobe.