How to Identify Pure Khadi Fabric: If you want to buy real Khadi, then pay attention to these things. The real Khadi not only gives you a stylish and comfortable look but also supports indigenous and sustainable fashion.
Khadi cloth in India is considered not just a fabric but a symbol of confidence, indigenous and freedom struggle. Mahatma Gandhi connected it to the house-to-door by connecting it to the Swadeshi movement. Even today wearing khadi is a sustainable and natural fashion statement. But in the market, adulterated or fake clothes are sold many times in the name of Khadi. In such a situation, it is important to know how to differentiate between real Khadi and fake Khadi?
What is Khadi cloth?
Khadi is a hand -cloth by hand and hand woven cloth. Cotton, silk or wool thread is used in it. Its specialty is that it is a breathless and a cloth that keeps the body cool or warm according to the season. That is, the machine is not used very little or at all in Khadi cloth.
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How to identify real Khadi?
Identify Khadi with texture: The real khadi touches a little rough and thick when touched. Fake Khadi (made of machine) is very smooth and glossy. In real khadi, the thickness of thread is not everywhere at all.
Irregularity of Khadi threads: Due to the formation of hand, there is a slight irregularity in threads in real khadi. Threads in fake khadi made of machine are very perfect and uniform.
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Breathing quality: When wearing real Khadi, the body gets air easily. Gives coolness in summer and heat in winter. Fake Khadi does not give this natural quality, it starts sticking to the body.
Khadi Burn Test: Burning the thread of real khadi makes ashes and smells like paper/wood. Fake Khadi (polyester or synthetic mix) releases plastic -like odor and hard lumps when burns.
Certified Mark of Khadi: Real Khadi clothing often has a tag or Khadi mark of KVIC (Khadi and Village Industries Commission). This tag is certified by the government. Khadi bought without this tag may be suspicious.