Disclaimer

Color Mismatch:

Please note that the colors of outfits displayed on your computer monitor may slightly differ from the actual color of the product due to technical limitations beyond our control. Certain colors, such as red, maroon, and orange, are more prone to appear differently on screen compared to the actual product. For example, when you try to photograph a red garment, it may look maroon or orange on your monitor. Similarly, green and blue can sometimes appear mixed up, as can off-white, white, and cream. Sea green may also look like aqua blue, and vice versa. While imaging technology has improved, a complete solution to color accuracy issues is not yet available.

No Guarantee for Beads, Sequins, Embroidery, Handwork, and Stitching:

For items with stones, beads, sequins, or embroidery, please be aware that these embellishments may come off with handling, wearing, or washing. While we carefully inspect all products before shipping, we cannot guarantee that all embellishments will remain intact during transit. The product may pass through multiple handling processes, including customs inspections, where beads or sequins might come loose. It’s also possible to find some pieces of embroidery falling upon opening the parcel or wearing the item. This is common for items with delicate handwork and embellishments, and therefore, such products cannot be replaced or guaranteed for embellishment longevity.

Disclaimer for Silk and Linen Fabrics

Natural Variations and Texture:

Silk and linen fabrics are natural materials, and slight variations in texture, weave, and finish are inherent characteristics of these fabrics. These variations contribute to the uniqueness of each piece, making each item distinctive. Minor irregularities in weave, slubs, or slight variations in color are natural and should not be considered defects.

Color Fading and Shrinkage:

Due to the natural properties of silk and linen, colors may fade over time, especially with exposure to direct sunlight or harsh detergents. Additionally, both fabrics may shrink slightly after washing or dry cleaning, even with gentle handling. It’s recommended to follow care instructions carefully to maintain fabric quality.

Care and Handling:

Silk and linen are delicate fabrics that require gentle care. Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals, as these can damage the fibers. Dry cleaning is recommended, especially for silk, to ensure longevity and maintain the fabric’s appearance. For linen, use cool water washes and air-dry when possible to minimize shrinkage and wear.

No Guarantee for Wrinkling and Creasing:

Both silk and linen are prone to wrinkling, which is a natural characteristic of these fabrics. While ironing can help reduce wrinkles, please be cautious with heat settings to prevent fabric damage.