Fabrics Care
Fabrics Care
SILK:
The products of this fabric need to be professionally dry cleaned only. It can be given for petrol wash too. Do not hand wash or machine wash strictly. Do not use any soaps or detergents for this product. Like all fibers, silk is prone to fading and discoloration.
To preserve the luster of silk sarees, store these sarees by wrapping them in a muslin cloth. Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid fading on the creases. Store in cool and dry places to avoid discoloration. Steam ironing is preferable for silk. A natural fading process may occur over time and is dependent upon the usage and garment care.
In case you need to wash the garment and cannot avoid the situation then wash it with a mild detergent in cold water. Do not twist or wring dry the garment. The saree would be washed at your own risk. We do not undertake any guarantee of the color, cloth or zari.
COTTON:
The products of this fabric can be easily laundered. Cotton fibers are strong in comparison to other fabric and hence the garments made from this fabric do not easily wear out. Cotton fabric must be treated with starch in order retain the shine and color and to keep it wrinkle free. Do not expose the garment to hot sun. do not hang them, instead keep them folded.
Dry cleaning would be enough for garments made out of cotton fabric, petrol wash isn’t necessary. Cotton can be ironed using a normal irons or steam irons.
CHIFFON/GEORGETTE/CREPE
Garments made from this fabric must not be machine washed at all. Dry cleaning is most preferred or else a gentle hand wash under necessary circumstances. Do not twist or wring dry the fabric. Avoid hanging the garments for a long time as they tend to lose their shape.
Refold the garments from time to time to avoid ripping on creases. Gently iron them at low temperature. Iron rapidly and do not leave the iron in one place for too long.
STAIN REMOVAL TECHNIQUES:
- It is most advisable to seek professional help for removing stains from garments. However, the following tips may be used Protein stains like blood, perspiration deodorant etc. can be removed by dabbing a cotton soaked in detergent on to the stained area.Then gently rinse it with cold water.
- Nail polish stains can be removed by rubbing acetone on the stained portion.
- Grease and combination stains such as gravy, beverages, oil, butter, etc i.e. oil based cosmetics can be treated by dabbing talcum powder on the stain and then dusting off the talcum. Any dry cleaning liquid can be used and rinsed with cool water followed by lukewarm water.
NOTE- Above mentioned tips are only suggestions. We do not take guarantee for color, cloth or zari.