Product care of  suits & sarees

Suits &sarees cleaning, repair & restorations services:

Since a very long time we have been posting the designs of some wonderful sarees and designer Kashmir suits. We have been posting about why people should buy sarees made from a particular fabric. But this is something we never talked about.

So, today, we have a few tips for all of you about how to take care of your suits & sarees.

How to take care of your saree & suits?

You buy so many sarees& suits. Some of them are way too costly. We believe we really need to take care of these precious clothes we buy by spending our hard earned money.

Here are some tips for you guys to take care of your suits &sarees.

1)      Wrap the product in a cotton cloth and then store it in your cupboard.

2)      Never store them using a metal hanger.

3)      If there are two colors in the product, make sure they do not overlap each other.

4)      The unused product need to be dried every once in a year or six months. Take them out of your cupboard and let them stay in a light sunlight for a few hours and then store them back. This would maintain their color and shine.

5)      Try not to keep ironed product in your cupboard. The ironed product tends to get torn off at the iron folds. You also need to keep changing the folds of the product to increase its life. Make it a rule to refold them after every 3 months.

6)      If your product has zari embroidery, make sure the zari is faced inwards in the folds so as to preserve their sheen.

7)      You do not need to wash them every time you wear them. Airs dry them to get rid of the sweaty smell.

8)      Dry cleaning /albasir washing unit is the safest way to clean these products.

9)      Store them separately. Each product should be folded in its separate cotton cover or albasir packing bags and then stored.

10)  Keep them away from sunlight and heat.

11)  Add a fall to the zari embroidery to elongate its lifetime.

12)  Iron the product at medium heat. It’s better to place the product under a thin cloth and then iron it to avoid direct heat.

13)  Use naphthalene balls to keep the bugs away but this isn’t as reliable as using neem leaves. Use neem leaves if you can.

14)  Silk like raw silk, crepe de chine, jacquard, Dupion, pashmina etc can be washed at home but make sure you use mild detergents for washing.

15)  In case, you get a stain on the product, wash it with cold water. If the stain is of oil/ghee, use talcum powder to soak up the oily stuff and then wash with mild soap and warm water.