Never tumble dry: The heat will damage wool fibers.

Dry flat: Lay the garment on a flat surface or drying rack to prevent stretching and sagging.

Gently squeeze: Lightly squeeze out excess water without twisting or wringing.

Roll in a towel: For hand-washed items, roll the garment in a dry towel to absorb more moisture before laying it flat to finish drying.

Avoid direct sunlight and heat: Do not dry wool in direct sunlight or near a heat source, as it can cause shrinkage and discoloration. 

Store folded: Fold wool items and store them on a shelf or in a drawer to maintain their shape. Avoid hanging them.

Protect from moths: Ensure wool is clean and dry before storing, and use cedar balls or other moth repellents in your drawers or closets. Store in a breathable container, not a plastic bag.

Ironing: Avoid ironing if possible. If necessary, use a very low heat setting and a pressing cloth, or use steam.