Black and Golden Screen printed Half Silk Saree

Cotton Sarees 

These sarees are very wearable and are best for a hot climate. This is what you need to do to maintain cotton sarees:

• Washing them separately as dark colours usually bleed.
• Dry them in the shade.
• Starch them after every wash to retain the shine and colour.
• Chiffon and Georgette Sarees.
• Avoid immersing these sarees in water for a long time as this would lead to fading of colour.

Chiffon & Georgette Sarees

These need to be handled with care as the fabric is very delicate and prone to tear easily. Special care for maintaining chiffon and georgette sarees include:

• Handwash gently and allow the water to drip.
• Do not hang them for a long time as they might lose their shape.
• Do not squeeze or wrap tightly.
• Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid ripping on creases.

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Tissue & Organza Sarees

Since this material is very delicate, they need much care.  Here are some tips to take care of them:

• Dry clean only.
• Do not hang.
• Keep them folded.
• Store them by wrapping them in a muslin cloth.
• Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid ripping on creases.

Silk Sarees

These sarees burn a hole in our pocket and require high maintenance. You can maintain their freshness for decades if handles the right way. Here is how you can go about it:

• Dry clean only.
• Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid fading on the creases.
• Do not store them with sarees of other materials. Store them separately.
• Try to keep them wrinkle-free.
• Never dry the saree under direct sun.
• Always iron on medium heat and do not spray water while ironing as it might leave a stain.
• Store them folded and wrapped in a pure cotton cloth as this would allow the saree to breathe.