Poshak Ghar
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick, honest answers about orders, shipping, returns, sizing, care, payments, and custom work - the same answers our team gives by email.

Orders & Shipping

How long does processing take?
In-stock items are inspected and hand-wrapped within 1–3 business days before they ship. Made-to-order pieces take longer and are confirmed with you directly.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes - we ship across the United States and to most countries with tracking. See our shipping policy for rates and delivery estimates.
Is shipping free?
Standard U.S. shipping is free on orders over $75, with a flat $7.99 below that. International rates are calculated at checkout.
How do I track my order?
We email a tracking number as soon as your parcel leaves our workshop. You can also follow it on our order tracking page.
Can I change my shipping address after ordering?
If the order hasn't shipped, yes - open a support ticket with your order number and the new address, and we'll update it same day. Once a parcel is with the courier we can no longer redirect it.
Will I pay customs duties?
U.S. orders: never - duties are handled before the parcel reaches you. International orders may be assessed import duties or taxes by your country; these aren't included at checkout and are the recipient's responsibility.

Returns & Exchanges

What is your return window?
We accept returns within 30 days of delivery on unworn items in original condition. The full step-by-step process is on our returns page.
Are custom items returnable?
Personalized and made-to-order pieces are crafted just for you and generally cannot be returned - but you approve swatches and photos before production, and if a custom piece arrives damaged or wrong, we remake or refund it in full.
My item arrived damaged - what now?
We're sorry! Open a ticket within 7 days with a photo and we'll arrange a replacement or refund, shipping included, both ways on us.
How long do refunds take?
We issue the refund the same day your return passes inspection (2–3 business days after it arrives). Banks then take 5–10 business days to post the funds.
Do returns go back to Nepal?
No - U.S. returns travel only to our partner warehouse in New Jersey, which keeps postage reasonable and inspection quick. International customers receive their nearest regional address.

Products & Sizing

Are slight variations normal?
Yes. Our pieces are handwoven and naturally dyed, so small variations in color, weave, and texture are the signature of genuine handmade work - never defects.
How do I choose the right size?
Every fit we sell - daura suruwal, topi, footwear - has a chart with how-to-measure steps on our size guide. Between sizes? Size up for traditional wear, or order made-to-measure.
What is dhaka fabric, exactly?
Dhaka is Nepal's iconic geometric hand-weave, built up line by line on a loom with no printed pattern to follow - every weaver carries the design in memory. It's the cloth of the national topi and of festival shawls.
Can I order a piece made to my measurements?
Yes - made-to-measure is our favorite kind of order. Start on the custom orders page with your measurements, and fit adjustments are free.

Care & Materials

How do I wash dhaka and handloom cotton?
Gently, by hand, in cool water with a mild detergent - never a machine's spin cycle. Press out water without wringing, and dry flat in shade; direct sun fades plant-based dyes over time.
How should I care for pashmina?
Dry-clean or hand-wash cold with a drop of gentle shampoo, then dry flat. Store folded with a cedar block over summer - moths love pashmina as much as people do.
Will natural dyes bleed?
The first one or two washes may release a little excess dye - wash separately in cool water until the water runs clear. After that, plant-based colors are stable and age into a beautiful softness.
How do I store a dhaka topi so it keeps its shape?
Stuff it lightly with tissue and keep it upright on a shelf, out of direct sun. Never fold a topi flat - the crown crease is very hard to press back out.
What materials do you use?
Handloom cotton, raw silk, pashmina, vegetable-tanned leather, glass pote beads, and lokta paper for packaging - sourced from the communities that have worked them for generations.

Payments & Gifting

What payment methods do you accept?
All major credit and debit cards. Every price on the site is in U.S. dollars, and your card is only charged when the order is confirmed.
Can you ship directly to a gift recipient?
Gladly - enter their address at checkout and add a gift note. We never include prices in the parcel, and gift orders get our lokta-paper wrap as standard.
Do you offer gift wrapping?
Every order ships in protective heritage packaging; gift orders add hand-tied ribbon and a handwritten card at no charge. Just leave your message in the order notes.
Can I include a handwritten note in Nepali?
हुन्छ! Yes - write your message in Nepali or English in the order notes and we'll pen it onto the card exactly as written, Devanagari and all.

Custom Orders

Can you make a custom piece?
Absolutely - from personalized gifts to wedding and corporate orders. Start on our custom orders page.
How long do custom orders take?
Timelines depend on the design and quantity, and are confirmed with you before production begins. As a bearing: single pieces run 2–4 weeks, full wedding sets 10–12, and bulk runs 3–6.
Do you offer bulk pricing?
Yes - tiered pricing starts at just 10 pieces and reaches 20% off at 100. The full tier table is on the bulk orders page.
Can I see a sample before committing to a big order?
We recommend it. Any sample ships at unit price and the full amount is credited back when your bulk order confirms - so trying before buying costs nothing.

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