Cleaning:

To maintain the quality and durability of your garments, dry cleaning is strongly recommended for all items. Professional cleaning minimizes the risk of damage, especially for delicate fabrics and intricate embellishments.

Initial Preparation:

When you first receive your garment, hang it briefly and steam iron from the inside. This will refresh its appearance and remove any minor wrinkles from storage or shipping.

Ironing:

Always use a steam iron on the reverse side of the fabric to protect delicate materials and embellishments. Avoid direct contact with embroidery, sequins, or other ornate details to prevent damage.

Zipper Care:

Zippers are delicate components of your garment. Handle them with care, opening and closing them gently to avoid snags or misalignment, which could compromise the garment's functionality.

Storage:

Store your garments in a clean, dry wardrobe, away from direct sunlight and dampness. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause fading, while moisture can lead to mold or fabric deterioration.

For heavy garments like bridal lehengas and gowns, use wide, stable hangers to support their weight. This will preserve their shape and prevent stretching. For silk sarees, fold and stack them, wrapping them in unbleached cotton or muslin cloth to protect the delicate fabric from creases and discoloration.

Stain Treatment:

In case of stains, avoid home remedies that might worsen the problem. Instead, consult a professional stain remover or dry cleaner who specializes in delicate garments.

Protective Measures:

Keep garments away from harsh chemicals, sprays, perfumes, and deodorants. These substances can stain or weaken fabrics, particularly delicate ones.