Care Guide

Colourful folded fabrics stacked on a shelf

Care rules for every TARINÉ saree

Five simple rules that apply to every fabric.

Folded embroidered sarees and cloths in a pile

Caring for embroidered and stone work sarees

Machine embroidery and stone work need slightly different handling.

A Chanderi silk saree hung outside a village home

Caring for Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees

Cotton-silk blends.

Laundry inside a washing machine drum

Caring for Modal and Tencel sarees

These are the most forgiving fabrics we carry.

A wooden wash basin for hand washing

Caring for viscose and rayon sarees

Fluid and affordable, but it needs a gentler hand when wet.

Soft folds of cream silk fabric

Caring for silk sarees

Tussar Silk, Matka Silk, Silk Crepe and Silk Georgette. Silk Organza appears in TARINÉ sarees only as a border or accent panel, with the same…

A steam iron on a plain background

Caring for linen sarees

Linen is tougher than its reputation.

Clothes drying on a line in the open air

Caring for cotton sarees

Cotton Voile, Mulmul/Muslin, Khadi Cotton, Mangalgiri Cotton and Kota Doria (cotton).