How to care for your kantha clothing
Only wash when necessary. Hand wash only.
Avoid soaking. Wash alone or with like colors to prevent dye bleeding.
Do not tumble dry, do not wring. Hang dry only.
Loose strings are normal, do not pull at threads. Tie knots just big enough to keep from pulling through to prevent further fraying and then trim.
Dance, flow, move. Don’t be afraid to live in your clothes.
While Kantha is delicate, this doesn’t mean you should be afraid of wearing your pieces. Just be mindful of how you care for them. Know that over time, you will see wear and tear. Thats’ okay! These pieces are meant to be lived in. Use these tips to care for them while they’re off your body.
There are hundreds of running threads on these pieces, it is normal that some will come loose. If you spot a loose thread, tie it into a knot with the piece it ripped apart from. If it’s a lone loose thread, make a few knots on the end to keep it from pulling through further, then trim the tail end. Loose threads should not affect the garment as a whole.
Most importantly: dance, flow, move. Don’t be afraid to live in your clothes. Fronk was intentionally made for movement. Find your flow.
If you have any further care concerns, feel free to reach out to customer care! I’m here to make sure that your pieces exist in good condition.
Fronk is made from up-cycled Kantha quilts imported from India
Each quilt is completely unique and therefore makes each garment 1 of 1. Nobody will ever have the same piece of Fronk wear that you have. Kantha is made from thin cotton material with hand stitched thread throughout the entire quilt. These quilts, and garments, are very fragile. However, don’t be afraid to live in them. Wear and tear is a sign of loved in pieces. See the clothing care tab for more info on how to extend the longevity of your Fronk pieces.
