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A multicolour chaina silk saree in free size, this design carries no further specification in the product record. Its length, width, work type, blouse arrangement and wash care are not held anywhere in the source data, so none of them appears on this page. Silk asks for more care at an event than most fabrics, and water is the first thing to know about. A drop of water can leave a visible ring on silk as it dries, because it disturbs the way the fibres lie rather than staining them. The response is to blot immediately with a dry cloth, pressing rather than rubbing, and not to add more water in an attempt to spread the mark out. That usually makes a small ring into a large one. Perfume and deodorant are the other common culprits. Both contain alcohol, which can strip dye from silk, so applying them before dressing and letting them dry fully is worth the extra minute. Oil marks from food are the hardest to remove at home and are best taken straight to a dry cleaner, with the location of the mark pointed out rather than left to be found. A slight colour variation may occur because of lighting, camera flash and screen settings.
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Water disturbs the way silk fibres lie rather than staining them, and as it dries the disturbed area reflects light differently from the cloth around it. That is what produces a visible ring. It is a physical mark rather than a chemical one, which is why it can often be lifted.
Blot immediately with a dry cloth, pressing rather than rubbing, and resist the urge to add water to spread the mark out. That usually turns a small ring into a large one. For oil marks from food, take the saree to a dry cleaner and point out the exact spot.
It can. Perfume and deodorant both contain alcohol, which is capable of stripping dye from silk and leaving a pale patch. Applying them before you dress and letting them dry completely takes an extra minute and avoids a mark that cannot easily be repaired.
For a water mark, blotting and letting it dry naturally is worth trying. For anything oil-based or coloured, a dry cleaner is the safer route. Home stain removers are formulated for cotton and can bleach silk unpredictably, turning a small mark into a permanent one.
Yes. Vpnam has a 7-day return window, and the full terms are in the Refund and Returns Policy. Contact us within 7 days of delivery if the item arrives damaged or defective, an item is missing, or a different product was sent, and keep the item, tags and original packaging unused while the claim is reviewed. Worn, washed, altered or tailored products cannot be returned.
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