Preserve Your Heirlooms
Fabric Care & Maintenance Guide
Fine handcrafted Indian textiles reward mindful care with decades of radiant color and graceful drape.
Pure Viscose Georgette
- Dry clean is recommended for the first wash to preserve the delicate crepe twist.
- Subsequent washes: Use lukewarm or cold water with mild liquid detergent.
- Never wring or twist aggressively; roll inside a dry towel to absorb excess moisture.
- Iron on reverse side using low-to-medium heat with a protective press cloth.
Worked & Lucknowi Chikankari
- Strictly dry clean only to protect intricate Resham threads and delicate sequin highlights.
- Store folded in breathable unbleached mulmul or muslin covers.
- Avoid spraying perfumes or deodorants directly onto embroidery.
- Steam iron on the reverse side only.
Chanderi & Banarasi Silk
- Dry clean only to maintain metallic zari lustre and pure silk crispness.
- Refold silk fabrics every few months to prevent permanent fold creases along zari lines.
- Keep away from direct dampness and moisture.
- Iron strictly on low silk temperature on the reverse.
Handloom Mulmul Cotton
- Hand wash or gentle machine cycle in cold water with mild organic detergent.
- Line dry in natural shade away from harsh direct midday sunlight.
- Warm iron while the fabric is still slightly damp for a crisp, smooth finish.
- Becomes progressively softer with every gentle wash.
Questions about stitching, pre-shrinking, or dyeing?
Our fabric specialists are available on WhatsApp to guide you before you cut or wash your fabric.
Consult Fabric Care Team