Swiss Pierre Cardin Ghutra

Piercardan Ghutra with a unique appearance that distinguishes you among everyone with its attractiveness, where elegance from the Swiss Piercardan brand. Swiss Piercardan Ghutra is one of the finest white Ghutras characterized by following high-quality manufacturing standards. Swiss Piercardan Ghutra was designed by the most skilled professionals in the field, with harmonious threads smoothly woven, giving you a soft and elegant feel. Description of Piercardan Ghutra: Origin and quality: An original Swiss Ghutra made in Switzerland (Made in Switzerland) ensuring the highest standards of precision and craftsmanship. Material type: Made of 100% natural cotton, giving it a very soft feel and perfect lightness for daily wear. Color: Features a bright white color that maintains its freshness and brightness for long periods. Design: Comes with a plain design characterized by simplicity and sophistication, with precisely sewn edges to ensure the matching of the sides. Brand: The famous "Pierre Cardin" logo is printed in a light pearl color on the fabric, adding a touch of understated luxury. Packaging: The Ghutra comes in a luxurious black royal box bearing the brand logo in prominent silver, making it a valuable and ideal gift. Stability: Thanks to the quality of Swiss cotton, the Ghutra is easy to shape (form) and the "mizaram" remains stable throughout wear. Seal: White seal bearing the Pierre Cardin brand logo. Sizes: All sizes of Ghutra are available, suitable for all heights. Features of Piercardan Ghutra: This Ghutra goes beyond just aesthetic appearance to meet manufacturing standards that ensure the durability of the piece: Resistance to yellowing: Thanks to the treatment of Swiss threads, the cotton resists reacting with salts from sweating, maintaining its whiteness longer than regular Ghutras. High breathability: The "Voile" fabric is characterized by porosity that allows air to pass to the scalp, reducing heat from wearing the Ghutra for long hours. Flexibility of shaping (mizaram): Despite its softness, the cotton threads have a "fabric memory" that responds quickly to ironing and maintains the desired shape without needing large amounts of starch. Balanced weight distribution: Designed so that the weight is evenly distributed between the sides and the middle, preventing it from slipping back or to one side during movement. Soft edges: The edges of the Ghutra are designed to be very soft on the neck and face, preventing irritation or uncomfortable friction caused by rough-knit head coverings. Method of shaping the Piercardan Ghutra: Follow these instructions to ensure a formal and perfect appearance: Matching the angles: Make sure to fold the Ghutra into a triangle so that the sides fully overlap. Marking the middle: Lightly mark the middle with your hand or an iron to position it on the head. Adjusting the agal: Choose an agal of appropriate size that gently presses on the Ghutra to fix the shape. Shaping the mizaram: Fold the front of the Ghutra (about two fingers) forward or inward as desired to add "prestige." Balancing the sides: Ensure the length of the right side matches the left before throwing the sides behind the back or shoulders. Tips for maintaining shape stability: Avoid heavy starch: Voile fabric is sensitive; dense starch may damage the fibers and make them rough, so stick to the flexibility of natural cotton. Choosing the right agal: Use a medium-weight agal to gently press on the Ghutra, maintaining the shape's center. Utilize fabric porosity: Thanks to its airy weave, the shape is unaffected by head moisture, keeping its elegant form for hours. Size guide: Size 52: For people less than 150 cm tall. Size 54: For people from 145 to 150 cm tall. Size 56: For people from 155 to 160 cm tall. Size 58: For people from 161 to 170 cm tall. Size 60: For people from 171 to 180 cm tall. Size 62: For people 180 cm and above. Care guide: Wash the Ghutra separately, do not mix with colored clothes. Use warm water (30-40°C) and a liquid detergent designated for white clothes. Hand washing is best: soak the Ghutra for a few minutes, then gently rub, focusing on dirty areas. Rinse thoroughly with cold water. Avoid bleaches to prevent yellowing. Do not use a dryer; hang it in the shade away from sunlight. It is preferable to iron the Ghutra when it is semi-dry, setting the temperature to medium. Start with the body of the Ghutra, then move to the edges. Additional note: Colors may slightly differ from reality due to lighting effects during photography, but the quality remains the same. Do not miss browsing our elegant collection of Ghutras that combine authenticity and luxury to suit all tastes and occasions.