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Care Instructions:

For all kind of Silk and Embroidery fabrics

• Dry Clean Only: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be dry cleaned by a professional. Avoid washing the fabric at home as it may damage the delicate design and texture.
• Do Not Tumble Dry: This care symbol looks like a square with a circle inside it and a diagonal line through the circle. It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be tumble dried. High heat can cause the fabric to shrink or become distorted.
• Do Not Bleach: It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be bleached. Bleaching can weaken the fibers and cause the colors to fade or become discolored.
• Iron on Low Heat: It indicates that the brocade fabric can be ironed on low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the delicate fibers and avoid applying too much pressure to the fabric.
• Hang to Dry: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be hung to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric as it may damage the delicate fibers.

For Block Printed Cotton, Hand Woven Cotton Ikat Fabrics.

• Avoid machine wash as it can muddle up your laundry and lead to quick color fading
• Hand-wash in isolation to check for color overspill
• Soak in cold water and use a mild detergent
• Don’t leave the pile of wet clothes unattended, dry immediately
• Drip dry in shade as direct sun can lead to shrinkage
• Iron inside-out
• If printed on exclusive silk yarns, stick to dry-cleaning only.

For Banarsi Brocade

• Dry Clean Only: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be dry cleaned by a professional. Avoid washing the fabric at home as it may damage the delicate design and texture.
• Do Not Tumble Dry: This care symbol looks like a square with a circle inside it and a diagonal line through the circle. It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be tumble dried. High heat can cause the fabric to shrink or become distorted.
• Do Not Bleach: It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be bleached. Bleaching can weaken the fibers and cause the colors to fade or become discolored.
• Iron on Low Heat: It indicates that the brocade fabric can be ironed on low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the delicate fibers and avoid applying too much pressure to the fabric.
• Hang to Dry: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be hung to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric as it may damage the delicate fibers.