Indian Sari Fabric

There are distinctive types of Indian sari fabric. Major fabrics used are cotton, crepe, georgette, silk, and chiffon. Cotton sari is light in weight and cool to wear. It is easily washable and no hassles in ironing. They come up in multiple shades and are preferred by all. Georgette sari is often made up of nylon and polyester. It is the most graceful fabric. When draped properly, it can add charm to the beauty of the lady. It is a very soft and delicate texture that is comfortable, at the same time gives a gorgeous look. It is a party wear which has the most intricate designs.

Chiffon sarees are a symbol of elegance and firmness. It is a very fine fabric usually in nylon and silk. It consists of varieties of prints and embroideries like block prints, bandhni style, resham work and gold embroidery looks fabulous. It is little difficult to carry because of its bumpiness. Crepe fabric is used in almost all types of wardrobes from sarees and suits to bridal lehngas. Its major attraction lies in its simplicity and sobriety. It is very fashionable, fine, light fabric woven in silk.

Mysore crepe silk finds its place in almost all festive occasions. Silk is an evergreen fashion fabric. There is an exquisite range in silk sari from kanjeevaram to Patola, Banarsi and Mysore silk. This fabric needs extra care. Steam press is recommended for silk. Silk saree with zari work are very in. It has a glamour element attached to it. Other categories of fabric include Linen, Velvet, Satin, Organza, Lizi-Bizi, Crush and many other cool fabrics.