Cotton is a lifesaver in Indian summers — it’s light, breathable, and feels amazing on the skin.
But let’s be honest: if you’re not caring for your cotton bottoms right, you’ll notice them fade, stretch, or wear out faster than they should.

At The Pajama Factory, our pieces are made with long-lasting comfort in mind — but they still need a little tender loving care to stay fresh, fabulous, and wardrobe-worthy.

Here’s your ultimate cotton care guide for pants, leggings, Patialas & more — to make your favorites last wash after wash.

🧼 1. Washing: Gentle is Key

✅ DO:

  • Use cold or lukewarm water to prevent shrinkage

  • Wash cotton pants inside out to reduce fading

  • Use a mild detergent — nothing harsh or chemical-heavy

👉 Perfect for frequent wear:
Stretch Leggings—soft and snug, best when washed with care.

❌ DON’T:

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