Bhaja Macch Ulte Khete Jani- Unisex t-shirt
Thank you for the correction. Yes, "bhaja macch ulte khete jani na" indeed translates to "Not knowing how to eat fried fish upside down" in English, and it signifies someone who lacks basic knowledge or skill in a particular area despite pretending otherwise. It conveys the idea of someone who is ignorant or inexperienced, yet tries to appear knowledgeable or competent. Here "Bhaja Macch Ulte Khete Jani" is the opposite of the proverb suggesting competency, self-confidence and independence
Washing: Wash inside out with cold water with similar colors using a gentle cycle.
Drying: Tumble dry low or hang-dry
Ironing: If ironing is necessary, iron inside-out on the lowest setting
Alert: Do not bleach and do not dry clean.
Material: 100 % Combed cotton with single jersey to make it smooth and wrinkle-free; doesn’t let you feel hot!
Regular fit: Fits you right. Not too tight, not too loose!
180gsm bio-washed material for a soft and silky fabric finish, along with superior color brightness.
With the motto of promoting Indian culture wrapped in quirkiness, we are coming up with our very own designs which represent the richness of Indian art, culture and heritage. Each of our designs is meticulously crafted with immense care and patience by our artists, taking inspiration from various aspects of Indian culture. Kooqi Threads's motive is to save and promote our art, artists, culture and thrive the future generations to do the same.
