Plum Paint

Length: 6.5 meters; Width: 47 inches 

Color: Colourful

Blouse Piece: Available 

Wash Care: Dry Wash

Fabric: Chanderi

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Chanderi is a delicate and beautiful fabric, and hand-painting and tie-dye add an extra layer of artistry. Proper care is essential to maintain its beauty and longevity. Here's a point-wise guide for product maintenance:

Washing:

• Hand Wash Recommended: Always hand wash Chanderi with mild detergent. This is the gentlest method and helps preserve the colors and fabric.
• Cold Water Only: Use cold water to prevent colors from bleeding or fading. Hot water can damage the fabric and the dyes.
• Mild Detergent: Opt for a gentle detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics or natural fibers. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or fabric softeners.
• Gentle Agitation: Don't rub or scrub the fabric vigorously. Gently swish it in the water. If there are specific stains, try spot cleaning with a very mild solution before washing the entire garment.
• Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse the fabric in cold water until all detergent is removed. Residual detergent can dull the colors and damage the fibers.

Drying:

• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Never dry Chanderi in direct sunlight. Sunlight can fade the colors and weaken the fabric.
• Shade Drying: Dry the garment in a shaded area, preferably on a flat surface or a padded hanger.
• Do Not Tumble Dry: Tumble drying can damage the delicate fibers and cause shrinkage.
• Gently Squeeze Out Excess Water: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water. Do not wring or twist the fabric.
• Roll in a Towel: You can roll the garment in a clean, dry towel to absorb more moisture before air drying.

Ironing:

• Low to Medium Heat: Use a low to medium heat setting on your iron. High heat can scorch the fabric.
• Iron on the Reverse Side: Always iron Chanderi on the reverse side to protect the hand-painted and tie-dyed designs.
• Use a Pressing Cloth: Place a thin cotton cloth (like a muslin cloth) between the iron and the fabric to prevent direct contact and shine.
• Steam Iron (Optional): A steam iron can help remove wrinkles, but be careful not to oversaturate the fabric.

Storage:

• Store in a Cool, Dry Place: Store Chanderi garments in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.
• Wrap in Muslin or Cotton: Wrap the garment in a muslin cloth or cotton fabric to protect it from dust and insects.
• Avoid Plastic Bags: Do not store Chanderi in plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and cause damage.
• Moth Repellents: Use natural moth repellents like neem or cedar balls instead of chemical mothballs.

General Care:

• Avoid Contact with Perfumes and Sprays: Perfumes, hairsprays, and other sprays can stain or damage the fabric.
• Be Mindful of Jewelry: Be careful when wearing jewelry that might snag or pull the delicate threads of the Chanderi.
• Professional Cleaning (Optional): For heavily soiled garments or if you are unsure about washing, consider professional dry cleaning. However, ensure the dry cleaner is experienced with delicate fabrics and hand-painted/tie-dyed items. Communicate the specifics of the fabric and the design to them.

• The return policy is applicable within 7 days of receiving date.
• Exchange is possible only in the case of any damage or defective before using the product.
• Tags with Invoice slips are required for return and exchange.