How do you keep silk sarees for a long time?

Keeping silk sarees in pristine condition for a long time requires careful handling and proper storage. Always dry clean silk sarees. Avoid washing them at home, as water can damage the delicate fabric and colors. If you need to clean a small spot, use a mild detergent and cold water. Dab gently with a soft cloth; never rub. Use cotton or muslin cloth bags to store the sarees. Avoid plastic bags, as they can trap moisture. Refold your soft silk sarees every three to six months to prevent permanent creasing and stress on the fabric.

How much does a silk saree cost on Libas?

The cost of a silk saree can vary widely based on several factors, including the type of silk, the craftsmanship, weaving technique, and the region of origin. At Libas, the price range for silk sarees goes up to Rs 8500. While the price range of bridal and festive wear collection varies on the quality of silk and detailed embellishments.

How to wash expensive silk saree at home?

Washing an expensive pure silk saree at home requires extra care. Avoid using hot water. Always wash in cold water and add a small amount of mild detergent. Soak the saree in the soapy water for 5 minutes and rinse it thoroughly with clean water. It’s a strict no to rub or twist the silk fabric. Remove excess water by laying the saree flat on dry towel. Roll the towel with the saree inside to gently squeeze out excess water.

What are some popular styles of draping silk sarees?

Draping a silk saree can be done in numerous styles, each reflecting a unique cultural heritage and fashion sense. Some popular styles of draping silk sarees include – Nivi style (most common and traditional way of draping), Bengali style, Gujarati style, Maharashtrian style, Tamilian style (Madisar), Mundum Neriyathum (Kerela style), Coorgi style and the modern style of draping the latest saree design of ready-to-wear sarees.