Wash Care Instructions

We use premium fabrics for all our garments hand sourced by our team. All photographs are for representation purpose and are shot to try and look as close as possible to the original product ordered but may have marginal colour variations from the actual product.

We use an "all over print" design for most our products and the positioning of artwork may be different from that as displayed in the picture.

Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible.There are times when a camera or a computer monitor can't match perspective of an eye. Slight difference is unavoidable.

Disclaimer: Handblock printed, vegetable dyed, mud dyed, handprinted kalamkari, cotton, silk, dobby weave, bagdu, indigo products and other products crafted from Indian textiles might have slight irregularities in the motif & colours which are a results of the human involvement in the process & is a hallmark of the handcrafted products.

Since the fabric is dyed using natural, vegetable dyes, it may rub dry or bleed colour on coming in contact with water for the first time.

Wash Care: 

Handwash lightly with mild detergent. Do not soak any cotton dress & do not wash with another garment. Dry inside out in shade. Dry clean is ideal but hand wash also works.

Taking care of your clothes will keep them looking good and fresh for longer.

The following instructions will help you prolong the life of your cotton clothes.

Water is precious. Wash garments only when necessary. Airing it after every use will keep them fresh for use, a couple of times.

All our cottons are either handloom woven or hand-block printed. Wash such products by hand for the first few times. Cold machine wash is ideal for later use. Do not dry the outfits in the drier.

Some fabrics may shed excess colour. Certain ikats and block- printed textiles are prone to excess bleeding. In such cases it is advised that you dry clean the garments using the services of a reputed dry cleaner.

In other cases, wash the clothes carefully by hand.

Sorting:

Sort clothes colour-wise. Wash only similar coloured garments together.

Soaking:

Put a small quantity of mild detergent in a half-filled bucket of cold water. Soak the garment in the soapy solution for five minutes. Do not soak for a longer duration. Pre-soaked garments must be washed immediately.

Rinsing:

The soiled areas can be rubbed gently by hand. Do not use a solid bar of soap or a brush. Rinse the garment a few times in cold water to remove the detergent completely.

Starching:

A final dip in a diluted solution of liquid starch will render a crisp finish to the garment. Do not wring too much.

Drying:

Drying your clothes under the sun causes colour-fading. Therefore, hang them out to dry in the evenings or in shade. Garments should be hung straight to dry on rust-proof hangers (either plastic or wooden). In case you are unable to dry them straight, you can also flat dry them.

Ironing:

Do not iron directly on block-prints, embroidery, etc. Such clothes should be turned inside out and ironed lightly.

Storage:

Store garments in a cool, dry, place protected from sunlight. Keep whites and light coloured garments away from the darker coloured ones. Use aromatic sachets to dispel cupboard odours.

Silk And Silk Blends:

Silk and silk blend fabrics must be dry cleaned only. Store carefully in cloth covers with a few scented sachets.