Modal and Silk

Our tips

How to take care of modal and silk?

Simple but essential: we recommend you to wash your scarf by hand, in cold or warm water with a little soap. But be careful not to let it soak for too long, the gold might not shine as much... Don't use too aggressive products such as bleach as it could damage the natural fibers. Do not dry your clothes in the dryer because the heat could shrink and deteriorate it. Maradjique's advice: take your silk piece and blot it between two terry towels, then air dry it flat on a drying rack! Give it time to dry, be patient and don't put it in the sun or on a radiator, it must keep its beauty as on the first day.

silk-screened scarf
Two natural fabrics

Get to know modal and silk

Silk, a noble fabric coming straight from the countries of the rising sun. So soft, so elegant, its reputation is used to precede it. The art of this craft remains precious and fastidious, this explains the nobility of the pieces which are made of it as well as their more expensive price.
In addition to its visual elegance and its softness to the touch, silk has many other advantages that are more hidden at first glance... Your skin loves it because it is three times less absorbent than cotton and maintains its hydration. In addition, it is antibacterial and thus helps prevent the appearance of inflammation.
Today Maradji offers you a silk route directly linked from our workshops to your wardrobe.

Now let us tell you about its new sidekick: modal.
Modal fiber is twice as fine as cotton, so it's twice as good at absorbing moisture and staying dry to the touch. It is a textile composed entirely of natural fibers, a spinning of wood cellulose fibers and thus officially joins the family of viscose!
Our scarves are printed and handmade in Sanganer, near Jaipur, in Madhu's family business, where the designer of Maradji did her internship. The small size of the workshop allows us to guarantee its integrity and the respect of working conditions. Here, craftsmanship is the key word.

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