Check for moth holes early
Look over stored woollens before the cold arrives. If you see small holes or a dusty trail, tell us when you hand them over.
Sweaters, shawls, jackets, blankets and quilts, cleaned before you wear or store them.
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When the first cold days arrive, the woollens come out of the cupboard. Clothes that have been stored for months can smell stale, carry old marks, or have been visited by moths. The start of winter is a good time to have them cleaned before you wear them.
We clean sweaters and cardigans, jackets and coats, shawls and stoles, woollen suits and blazers, and household items such as blankets and quilts. We read the care label first, because wool can shrink or lose its shape if it is washed the wrong way.
In Bilaspur town, pick-up and drop at your door is free, which is especially useful for heavy blankets and quilts. You can also bring items to our shop at Paharri Bazar, near Chota Bus Stand, open every day, 9 am to 9 pm.
Look over stored woollens before the cold arrives. If you see small holes or a dusty trail, tell us when you hand them over.
Hot water can shrink wool. If the care label is missing or unclear, bring the item as it is.
At the end of winter, have woollens cleaned before you put them away. Clothes stored with sweat or stains attract moths more easily.
Keep clean woollens in a breathable cover, not sealed in plastic for long.
The first cold weeks are when many people bring their winter clothes in at once, so it helps to bring yours a little early. Call or WhatsApp us, tell us what you have, and we will tell you when it can be ready.