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2025 Travel: How to Pack a Saree

2025 Travel: How to Pack a Saree

Traveling with a saree can be effortless with a little preparation. Once you have prepped and pre-pleated your saree, carefully fold it in a "koorai" style. This method helps preserve the fabric's structure and minimizes creasing.

Use a soft cotton or muslin cloth to wrap the saree before placing it in your luggage, as this adds a protective layer against dirt and friction. Silk sarees are delicate, so pack them in a flat section of your suitcase to avoid unnecessary pressure from other items.

Upon reaching your destination, gently unfold the saree and hang it up to let any minor creases settle naturally. If needed, use a low-heat iron to go over any remaining wrinkles or fold lines. With these thoughtful steps, your saree will remain ready to dazzle wherever your travels take you!

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How to care for and maintain your Sarees | 2025 Guide

How to care for and maintain your Sarees | 2025 Guide
To care for and maintain your sarees, spot treat delicate ones with mild detergent and cold water, avoiding wringing. For less delicate fabrics, hand wash or use a gentle machine wash. Dry in shade to prevent fading and If you choose to use an iron, use it on the lowest setting available. We'd recommend you do a patch test on a small part of the saree first just to see how the fabric reacts, especially for silk. Store sarees in a cool, dry place wrapped in muslin cloth, avoiding plastic covers. Air them regularly and refold every few months to prevent creases and mildew. These practices will keep your sarees vibrant and beautiful for years. Continue reading

How to store your Sarees | 2025 Guide

How to store your Sarees | 2025 Guide
Storing sarees properly ensures they remain in good condition for years. First, always clean your saree before storing it to prevent stains from setting. Fold sarees neatly and store them in a cool, dry place to avoid moisture damage. Use cotton or muslin cloths to wrap each saree, allowing the fabric to breathe while protecting it from dust. For silk sarees, avoid plastic covers as they can trap moisture. Refold sarees every few months to prevent creases from becoming permanent. Additionally, use moth repellents like cedar blocks or lavender sachets to keep insects away. These steps help maintain the saree's fabric, color, and overall quality.
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