How to Care for Your Plus Size Clothing: Fabric-Specific Tips

How to Care for Your Plus Size Clothing: Fabric-Specific Tips

Your clothes deserve care — just like your curves do 💖

We all know that moment: You finally find the perfect plus size kurta or co-ord… and then it fades, shrinks, or loses shape after just 2 washes 😩

It’s not your body’s fault. It’s not even always the brand’s fault. Sometimes, it’s just that different fabrics need different care.

Here’s a simple guide to help you keep your favorite pieces from The Plus Size Co looking fresh, comfy, and fabulous — wear after wear.


🧵 1. Cotton

What it feels like: Breathable, soft, perfect for Indian weather

Wash Tips:

  • ✔️ Cold water wash only (prevents shrinking)
  • ✔️ Use mild detergent — no bleach or strong chemicals
  • ✔️ Hang dry in shade — not direct sun

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🌬️ 2. Rayon

What it feels like: Soft, flowy, drapes beautifully

Wash Tips:

  • ✔️ Hand wash recommended
  • ✔️ If machine washing, use a mesh bag + gentle cycle
  • ✔️ Never wring — gently squeeze water out

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🛏️ 3. Cotton Blend (Nightwear)

What it feels like: Soft but a bit stretchy, ideal for sleepwear

Wash Tips:

  • ✔️ Machine wash on cold with like colors
  • ✔️ Turn inside out to protect prints
  • ✔️ Avoid tumble drying — use flat dry or line dry

🌙 Nightwear That Lasts


🧼 Bonus Tips for Long-Lasting Clothes

  • ✔️ Store folded — hanging can stretch fabric over time
  • ✔️ Wash only when needed — frequent washing wears fabric faster
  • ✔️ Iron on low or medium heat, depending on the fabric
“I used to lose shape and color after 1–2 wears. Now I follow these tips and my co-ords still look brand new!”
— Simran, 4XL

💖 Final Word

Your body isn’t “too much” for clothes. You just need clothes that love you back — and a little fabric care helps them last longer 🫶

Everything at The Plus Size Co is designed to be affordable, breathable, and built for real wear. Take care of it — and it’ll take care of you too.

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