Kids fashion has always been chosen around keeping in mind factors like ease of wearing, skin friendly fabrics, easy designs etc. In case of fabrics, parents mostly choose cotton, cotton-spandex or fleece all year round, however the dilemma arises during festive season when all the kid clothes are made shinny and colourful to suit the festivities. These clothes are mostly made of georgette, glitters, polyester to give them the shine required.
But these clothes are usually uncomfortable for kids and toddlers to carry for longer times. Their skin being extra sensitive reacts to these artificial fibres and produce rashes.
Guide to choose the best fabrics for kids
While choosing clothing for kids the most common answer arises to be as cotton. Yes, cotton is the best skin friendly and pocket friendly options to be chosen for kids. But how do you understand which is pure cotton which is mixed? As a consumer it is our right and duty to read the labels in the dresses.
- Choose dresses with proper labels.
- Read the labels, if it is written 100% cotton then only take it, rest will be mentioned as 75% cotton and 25% polyester or in other such variations.
- One can choose organic cotton or linen if pocket permits.
Why choose Jamdani for your kids?
Jamdani clothing for kids is highly trending in internet right now; parents are consciously moving away from highly embellished garments to more skin friendly ones and jamdani is one of them. It is mostly worn in special occasions and festivities along with customised outfits with parents. Jamdani can be spotted in garments such as ready to wear sarees for baby girls and ready to wear Dhoti sets for baby boys. However, jamdani still has a scope in everyday fashion for kids.
Which Jamdani to Choose?
Jamdani design is mostly done on cotton or silk so choosing Jamdani is always a great option for kids however one always gets confused in market about different variations of Jamdani and their wide range of prices while buying. The key factor here is if Jamdani is handloom or power loom? What is the count of the fabric? What makes some jamdani soft while others are starchy and hard? Why are some Jamdani dresses very costly while others are cheap?
Jamdani if woven by hand is always precise and costly, but if machine-made will be common and cheap. Higher count (such as above 90 count) of the fabric makes the dress soft and light (which is costly) while lower counts such as 20, 30, 40 makes the fabric heavier. Cheap jamdanis are mostly in lower count cotton and are machine made. A rice starch is used during the weaving process to make it hard which is typical to Dhakai Jamdani style.
Nowadays soft threads are used to weave which automatically reduces hardness and then washed to remove excess starch so the fabric becomes extra soft and wearable.
Blouson’s Jamdani dresses for Kids
Blouson uses 94 count fine cotton handloom fabric to prepare each kid garments in contemporary styles. We use pure cotton lining and snap buttons for easy access with toddlers. Our jamdani ranges in a very pocket friendly ranges so that every parent can see their kids enjoying during special occasions without worrying about rashes or humidity. Our fabrics are prewashed available in both pastel and bright colours to serve daily to festivity needs as well.
Each garment is produced one at a time and handled carefully keeping in mind the wearer of the dress, any changes or alterations are readily served to the parents as per need. Blouson aspires every child wearing handloom jamdani dresses and feeling the comfort of jamdani without burning a hole in your pockets.
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