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ethnicwholesaleFollowWedding season is about to begin in India and most of the Indian communities around the

world. This is the time to shop for the best clothing, saris, and jewelry, eat delicious food,mingle with long lost relatives and have fun in the emotional celebration of the wedding. InIndian culture wedding is not just a function among two families and their friends but a wideranged extravagant celebration of their life that will be remembered for the rest of their life. Allthis may sound to be too grand to you but when this season ends, the real trouble for you willbegin and the trouble is to store all the embroidered saris in perfect manner without affectingor harming them in any way.

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How to Store EmbroideredSarees

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Embroidered saris are one of the most delicate clothing we have in the cupboard or wardrobe.It cannot be washed with other articles of clothing, kept unkempt and stored randomly stuffed

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in some corner of a trunk or box in a basement. You will have to keep it a way thus preventingit from all kinds of possible damages that may happen to your lovely saree. While buying itfrom the embroidery saree suppliers, make sure that it is of good quality, since such sarisare more or less easy to take care of. Here are some helpful tips for you to prevent all kinds ofdamages to your lovely saree:

Clean well before storing: it is mandatory to clean the saree before storing it away. This willremove all kinds of dust stains, cosmetic stains and all kinds of other chemicals from the fabricof the saree. If it is not cleaned well, the fabric may develop a yellowish tint affecting the looksof the saree.

Dry it well: the saree should not be moist or with moisture even slight bit at the time of storing.With moisture in storage comes mould that can harm the fabric a lot. In case you are planningto wear the saree in the long term, it is better to protect it from mould.

Wrap in tissue paper: for preventing the saree to get rot or develop mould in storage, there isanother way to wrap it in tissue paper and then in a newspaper. This will keep the saree freshand free from moisture in the long term. You can store your saree for months with thistechnique.

Follow these techniques to keep your saree fresh and new for long. You can wear it anytimeand store it further by following these tips. Moreover, do not forget to put some bug or mothrepellant naphthalene balls along with it in store.

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Bella Hamilton is the contributor of this Article. She works at Ethnic wholesale, Indian suitsuppliers shop and loves to write about latest fashion trends around the world. This time sheis in India and writing about wholesale salwar suits.

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