Mercerised cotton ikkat fabric/ Ikkat cotton

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Mercerised cotton ikkat fabric/ Ikkat cotton

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GST Applicable: 5%

SKU : MCI81

Weigth (gms): 200

MOQ (Minimum order qty) : 1

Availability : In Stock

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Mercerized cotton ikat is a fabric that has undergone a special treatment called mercerization. This process involves treating the cotton fibers with a caustic solution and heat, which results in several benefits. Mercerized cotton is smoother, stronger, and has an increased luster compared to regular cotton. Ikat, on the other hand, is a traditional dyeing and weaving technique where yarns are tie-dyed before weaving, creating unique and intricate patterns. When these two elements are combined, you get mercerized cotton ikat fabric, known for its durability, vibrant colors, and beautiful patterns, making it a popular choice for clothing and home textiles.

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Fabric:- Mercerized Cotton

Width:- 44" Inch

Colour:- Blue

About Fabric:- Mercerisation is a textile finishing treatment for cellulose fabric and yarn, mainly cotton and flax, which improves dye uptake and tear strength, reduces fabric shrinkage, and imparts a silk-like luster.

Colour disclaimer:

Our product photographers take special care to avoid inconsistent lightings and unwanted shadows. However, due to factors not in our control and the fact that every screen has a different capability to display colours, especially in case of products which involves handmade processes, one may notice minor colour variations from the pictures, seen online.

In case of any ambiguities, you may call us at +918155855721 and resolve the queries, before placing an order.

Precautions

Do not dry in direct Sunlight to retain quality of fabric for long duration.

Wash Printed, Bandhani & Dark coloured Clothes separately as their colours tend to run in first few washes, However, this would not affect the prints.

Only dry cleaning is preferred for Handloom fabrics.