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1. Cotton Saree – Before washing a cotton saree for the first time, soak it for 10-15 minutes in a bucket of warm water mixed with rock salt – Wash the saree separately as dark colours tend to bleed – Use a mild detergent and avoid wringing it vigorously – Dry your saree in the shade to avoid discolouration – Starch it after every wash to retain the shine and colour – Store the saree in an airy cupboard that is devoid of humidity and direct sunlight
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2. Silk Saree – Silk sarees are supposed to be sent for dry cleaning only – Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid fading on the creases – Do not store them with sarees of other materials. Store them separately – Try to keep them wrinkle-free – Always iron on medium heat and do not spray water while ironing as it might leave a stain – Store them folded and wrapped in a pure cotton or muslin cloth as this will allow the saree to breathe – Never hang a silk saree to dry in direct sunlight as that can cause the colour to fade
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3. Chiffon & Georgette Saree – Chiffon and georgette sarees need to be hand-washed gently – Wash them with cold water and a mild detergent – Avoid hanging them for a long time as they might lose their shape – Do not squeeze or wrap tightly – Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid ripping on creases
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4. Tissue & Organza Saree – These are dry clean only clothing pieces – It is best to keep these sarees folded and not hang them – Store them by wrapping them in a muslin cloth – Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid ripping on creases
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5. Net Saree – Dry cleaning is the most suitable option to wash net sarees – Air them out before storing them – Make sure to use a soft cloth storage box or use a saree bag – Avoid using safety pins for net sarees as then can cause rips and tears
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