Essential Tips to Care for Designer Ethnic Wear for Kids
With the season of celebrations oscillating as the year progresses, your little one’s wardrobe of ethnic wear is not going to be worn as regularly. And while celebrations don't take too long to come up, the interval requires you to store these creations in the best way possible.
Designer ethnicwear for kids is an exquisite melange of craftsmanship and age-old, traditional brilliance. From an embroidered lehenga for girls to a kurta set for boys, each piece deserves TLC to maintain its quality and beauty.
Being used sparsely, long-term storage can cause more harm than good to these pieces, so keeping them in a good condition is of vital essence. With Mini Manaa’s focus on sustainability, we believe your kids outfits need not only be of the highest quality but also have a positive impact on the ecology. Here's a few tips to take care of your child’s designer ethnic wear collection.
The Care Label
Almost with every clothing piece, the care label is the first place of guidance when caring for clothes thanks to the exact instructions in place, specific to the clothing. Designer kidswear pieces will have the instructions laid out when it comes to ironing, washing, dry cleaning, and even storing. Following these can help you take care of the outfit, just as the designer had intended for it be.
Efficient Spot Cleaning
How many times have you watched your kid spill things on their clothes, even if they have the biggest of kerchiefs protecting them - but that's just how childhood works. And in times like these, it is important to take aid of spot cleaning and clean minor stains, before they cause permanent damage to the fabric. This quick action can help prevent stains and not require a complete wash.
Machine Washing, Not Always Convenient
Designer ethnicwear is made with pristine craftsmanship, and each thread is woven in a particular way to achieve a particular effect. The delicate embroideries and embellishments are not prone to the tossing and turning of a washing machine. For these creations, opt for gentle hand washing with mild detergent and cold water, to conserve the fabric and make it last longer.
Storage is Key
Storage can dictate the shape and quality of your article in the time between two uses. Rather than hanging and wearing out at the shoulders, preserve it by storing it in muslin or cotton bags, that not only protect it from dust but also dissuade moisture stains.
Safe from Sunlight
A sunscreen is the best tool for your skin to fight the perils of sun exposure, but for your clothes, there's not much to be done. Avoid drying clothes in direct sunlight to preserve their color and make the vibrancy of your outfit long lasting.
It is rightly said that designer kidswear aren't merely outfits but rather a great display of our heritage and culture. With diligent care, your little one’s ethnicwear creations can not only look fresh but also serve as a great memory when they grow up, even becoming an heirloom for future generations.
We hope these tips help you take care of your adorable child’s charming outfits for days to come. If you want to elevate your child’s wardrobe, explore Mini Maana’s collection of designer ethnicwear for kids and bring a charming resplendence to their look.