Paarmita Sarees

Jimmy Choo Glam – Heavy Embroidered Sarees for Star Moments

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DESCRIPTION

Product Type: Saree
Length: 5.5 meters; Width: 44.00 inches (1.12 meters)
Blouse Piece: Yes (Attached with the saree) 1 meter
Fabric: Cotton Tissue

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Dispatched in 1-2 business days
Domestic delivery takes 3-6 business days
International delivery takes 15 to 20 business days

However, the delivery period may exceed it due to unforeseen external factors, but we will provide proper support and tracking to assist you get the product.

WASH CARE

Saree care instructions
• For silk sarees, dry cleaning is recommended to maintain their sheen and texture.
• For cotton sarees, dry cleaning is preferred for first wash, later handwash in cold water with a mild detergent.
• For heavily soiled or delicate sarees, professional dry cleaning is advisable.
• Use a mild detergent for washing sarees to prevent colour bleeding.
• Gently squeeze out excess water from cotton sarees and avoid wringing them out completely.
• Never wash with chlorine bleach. It can damage your clothing’s natural fibres.
• Dry sarees in the shade to prevent colour fading
• Some silk garments may bleed in the wash, so test a damp area by dabbing with a wet, white cloth to see if any color leaks onto it.
• Do not tumbledry silk sarees.
• Use natural insect repellents like neem leaves or lavender sachets in storage.
• Do not store sarees in plastic bags as they can trap moisture and lead to mildew. Use silica gel packets that absorbs excess moisture.
• Store sarees away from direct sunlight – Maintains colour vibrancy.
• Avoid spraying perfumes or deodorants directly on the saree, as they can stain.
• Avoid wearing sharp designed footwear with sarees, especially those with delicate fabrics, to prevent damage.
• Use a press cloth between the iron and the saree, especially for delicate fabrics, to avoid direct contact with the hot iron.