Fabric Care

SILK:

Preserve the delicate nature of these silk items with professional dry cleaning only, or a gentle petrol wash. Do not hand wash or machine wash under any circumstances, and never use regular soaps or detergents. As with all silk, be mindful of potential fading from the strong sunlight.

To prevent permanent fold lines and potential fading in our tropical climate, refold them from time to time. Store them in a cool, dry place to ward off discoloration. When ironing, use the gentle touch of steam. Only if absolutely necessary, gently wash the saree by hand in cold water with a mild detergent. Under no circumstances should you twist or wring the fabric. Please understand that washing is done entirely at your own risk, and we offer no guarantees concerning the color, the cloth, or the zari detailing.

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COTTON/LINEN:

Thanks to its robust fibers, cotton/linen fabric stand up beautifully to frequent washing, maintaining their quality wash after wash. Cotton and Linen is machine washable in warm or cool water with a mild detergent. For the longevity of this item, drying in the shade is advised. To maintain its shape and prevent distortion, we recommend folding it neatly rather than hanging it in your closet.

Maintaining your cotton wardrobe is straightforward with regular dry cleaning, no need for a petrol wash. When it comes to ironing, you can confidently use either a normal iron or a steam iron to remove wrinkles and keep your clothes looking sharp.

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GEORGETTE/ SATIN:

These delicate products require special care. Avoid machine washing entirely dry cleaning is the preferred method. If absolutely necessary, a very gentle hand wash should be employed. Always handle with care – never twist or wring the fabric. To maintain their shape and drape, avoid hanging them for extended periods.

To prevent stress and potential tearing along fold lines, especially in our climate, it's wise to refold these products periodically. When ironing, use a gentle touch with a low heat setting, moving the iron swiftly and avoiding prolonged contact in one spot.

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TISSUE:

Tissue fabric, known for its delicate sheerness and often metallic threads, requires extremely gentle handling. Avoid hand washing or machine washing entirely, as this can damage the delicate weave and metallic elements. Gently press out excess water (if hand-washed) by rolling it in a clean towel. Lay it flat to air dry in a shaded area, away from the strong sun, to prevent fading and damage to metallic threads.

To preserve the delicate structure and prevent snagging, store tissue products by muslin cloth. Refold them periodically to avoid permanent creases that can lead to tearing. Store in a cool, dry place to prevent damage from humidity.

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Organza:

Organza, with its crisp stiffness and delicate weave (often silk or synthetic), also demands careful handling. Avoid hand washing or machine washing, as this can damage the fabric's structure and cause irreversible wrinkling or loss of stiffness. Do not attempt petrol wash. Do not use regular soaps or detergents. Gently press out excess water (if hand-washed) by rolling it in a clean towel. Lay it flat to air dry in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight which can fade the colors. Hanging for drying might be acceptable if the garment's structure supports it, but flat drying is generally safer to prevent distortion.

Organza product by wrapping them in breathable fabric bag to protect them from dust and snagging. Refold them periodically to prevent sharp creases that can weaken the fabric.

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STAIN REMOVAL TECHNIQUES:

1.      While entrusting your products to professional cleaners is always the safest approach, especially for our region's delicate textiles, here are a few gentle first-aid tips. For protein-based stains like blood, perspiration (a common concern in our climate), or deodorant marks, try carefully dabbing the affected area with a cotton ball moistened with a mild detergent solution, followed by a gentle rinse with cold water.

2.      In the event of a nail polish stain, you could try carefully dabbing it with acetone on a soft cloth.

3.      For greasy marks or combination stains like spilled food (common with our delicious local cuisine), oil, butter, or oily cosmetics, try applying talcum powder generously to absorb the oil, a helpful first step in our environment. Let it sit, and then gently brush it off. For any remaining stain, a small amount of dry cleaning fluid can be carefully dabbed on, followed by a gentle rinse with cool water, then lukewarm water.

NOTE- Above mentioned tips are only suggestions. We do not take guarantee for color, cloth or zari.