Care Guide

Your dress is a timeless piece of art—crafted with love and meant to last for years when cared for properly. To preserve its elegance, color, and delicate weave, please follow these care instructions:

🌸 General Recommendation

• All Cotton, Semi-Cotton, Half-Silk, and Silk items are best maintained with dry washing whenever possible.
• If dry wash service is unavailable, you may carefully opt for a gentle shampoo wash at home.

🧴 Washing Instructions

• Wash Separately: Do not mix your clothing with other clothes to avoid color transfer or fabric damage.
• Mild Cleanser: Use baby shampoo or a gentle fabric cleanser instead of harsh detergents.
• No Twisting: After rinsing, avoid twisting or wringing the fabric—even lightly—as this may distort the weave and damage the fibers.

☀️ Drying Instructions

• Quick Dry in Shade: Spread or hang the dress in a shaded, airy place to allow it to dry quickly.
• Avoid Sunlight When Wet: Do not expose wet or soaked clothing directly to the sun, as this may fade its natural colors and weaken delicate fibers.
• Once partially dry, you may place it under mild sunlight for a short time if needed—but only after the fabric has lost excess moisture.

👗 Storage Tips

• Fold with Care: Refold your dress, especially sharee every few months to avoid permanent creases on the same fold lines.
• Use Muslin Cloth: Wrap silk or delicate sarees in soft muslin fabric to protect them from dust and humidity.
• Avoid Plastic Bags: Plastic traps moisture and may cause mildew; always use breathable storage solutions.
• Keep Away from Perfumes & Sprays: Direct contact with alcohol-based products may stain or damage the fabric.

🌼 Extra Tips for Longevity

• Iron on low to medium heat or use a protective cotton cloth while ironing.
• Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• For silk sarees, occasional air-drying in shade keeps the fabric fresh.

✨ With these simple steps, your favourite piece of clothing will stay radiant, soft, and graceful for many years—just like the day you brought it home.