Thirubhuvanam silk · Care guide
Saree care guide
Keep your saree beautiful for longer. Pure silk and real zari need a little care: follow these 7 simple tips to keep its colour, shine and life.
Why it matters
Silk that lasts for generations
Thirubhuvanam sarees are woven in pure mulberry silk with rich zari borders. The deep colours and the shine of the zari stay beautiful for years when the saree is washed and stored the right way.
The first few washes matter most: the colours are still settling, so plain water and a gentle hand keep the body and border from bleeding into each other.
Step by step
7 simple care tips
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Step 1
First wash
Do not wash with soap. Soak only in plain, clean water.
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Step 2
Use soap after a few washes
After 2–3 plain water washes, use a mild soap and wash gently.
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Step 3
Wash separately
Wash the saree body (pallu) and border separately in the beginning.
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Step 4
Do not wring or bundle
Do not wring the saree, bundle it up or keep it wet for a long time.
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Step 5
Iron with care
Use a medium heat setting while ironing.
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Step 6
Store properly
Do not bundle the wet saree with other inferior fabrics (e.g. fancy or low-quality clothes). Keep it clean and dry.
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Step 7
Handle gently
Do not beat the saree while washing.
At a glance
Quick do's and don'ts
✓ Do
- Plain water for the first 2–3 washes
- Mild soap after that
- Medium heat iron
- Store clean and dry
✕ Avoid
- Soap in the first wash
- Wringing or leaving it wet
- Bundling with other fabrics
- Beating while washing
Follow these simple care tips to maintain the colour, shine and life of your saree.
