Fabric Care

We recommend reading each garment care instructions carefully. Below are some useful tips and tricks on maintaining our product’s cleanliness and longevity without damaging the fabric.
 

1. Satin:
   Satin is a smooth, glossy fabric characterized by a high thread count and a reflective surface. It has a luxurious feel.

Care Guide
    - Hand wash in cold water or use the delicate cycle in a washing machine.
    - Use a mild detergent to preserve the fabric's sheen.
    - Avoid wringing or twisting; instead, gently press out excess water.
    - Air dry or use a low heat setting in a dryer.

2. Mikado Silk:
  Mikado silk is a heavy, blended silk fabric with a crisp texture and subtle sheen. It is commonly used for structured dresses and formalwear.

Care Guide
    - Dry clean only to maintain the fabric's structure.
    - If a stain occurs, spot clean with a damp cloth.
    - Avoid exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading.
    - Store in a cool, dry place to prevent mold and mildew.

3. Damask:
  Damask is an intricate, reversible fabric featuring woven patterns. The fabric’s design is created through the weaving technique, which is a combination of two different weaving techniques—the design is woven using a satin weave, while the background is achieved through a plain, twill, or sateen weave.

  Care Guide
    - Machine wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent.
    - Use cold water to prevent color fading.
    - Avoid bleach as it may damage the intricate patterns.
    - Iron on the reverse side at a low to medium temperature.

4. Silk Fabric:
  Silk is a natural fiber known for its smooth, soft texture and luxurious appearance. 

 Care Guide
    - Dry clean or hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent.
    - Avoid wringing and air dry to prevent stretching.
    - Iron on a low setting while the fabric is still slightly damp.
    - Store in a breathable garment bag to prevent moisture retention.

5. Ankara:
  Ankara, or African wax print fabric, is vibrant and colorful cotton cloth often used in traditional African clothing. It features bold patterns and is popular for its cultural significance.

Care Guide
    - Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent.
    - Wash Ankara fabrics inside out to preserve the colors.
    - Air dry or use a low heat setting in a dryer to avoid excessive shrinkage.
    - Iron on the reverse side using a cotton setting.

6. Asoke:
 Asoke is a handwoven fabric originating from Nigeria, traditionally used for ceremonial attire. It is characterized by its rich texture and vibrant colors.

 Care Guide
    - Dry clean or gently hand wash in cold water.
    - Air dry to maintain the fabric's texture.
    - Iron on the reverse side with a low to medium heat setting.
    - Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Adhering to these care guidelines will help preserve the beauty and integrity of each fabric type, ensuring longevity and continued enjoyment of your garments and textiles.