Royal Blue Handloom Saree

This Royal Blue Handloom Saree is made from high-quality Khadi cotton handloom fabric, it offers a comfortable fit and a beautiful drape. Elevate your workday style with our cotton handloom sarees, designed for modern professionals. These lightweight, breathable sarees blend timeless elegance with all-day comfort.

Styling Tips 

1. Blouse Pairing:

   • Printed Blouses: Pair the plain saree with block-printed or hand-painted blouses for a striking contrast.
   • Textured Blouses: Choose fabrics like raw silk, ikkat, or ajrakh for a touch of elegance.
   • Crop Tops/Shirts: Modernize the look by styling the saree with crop tops, denim shirts, or even turtlenecks in colder weather.

2. Draping Styles:

   • Classic Drape: Stick to the traditional Nivi style to let the simplicity of khadi shine.
   • Pleated Pallu: Ensure clean pleats for a neat and sophisticated look.
   • Modern Drapes: Try a belt around your waist to highlight your silhouette.

3. Accessories:

   • Jewelry:
     • Silver jewelry like oxidized jhumkas or statement necklaces for a boho look.
     • Minimalist gold studs and chains for a sleek, professional appearance.
   • Belts: Add a leather or metallic belt to accentuate the waist.
   • Bangles: Layered bangles in brass or wooden textures complement khadi beautifully.

4. Footwear:

   • Flat kolhapuris or mojaris for a casual and ethnic vibe.
   • Block-heeled sandals or wedges for a semi-formal occasion.
   • Sneakers for a quirky, fusion-inspired style.

5. Hairstyles:

   • Messy buns adorned with fresh flowers like jasmine for a traditional charm.
   • Open hair with soft curls for a casual look.
   • Sleek ponytails or braided hairstyles for a chic, modern edge.

6. Layering:

   • Ethnic jackets or long shrugs with embroidery for a festive touch.
   • Use colorful stoles or shawls during cooler months to add layers and warmth.

7. Bags:

   • Hand-embroidered potlis or slings for traditional events.
   • Jute or khadi tote bags for a casual outing.

8. Makeup:

   • Keep it light with earthy tones, nude lips, and kohl-lined eyes for day wear.
   • Opt for bold lips and winged eyeliner for evening or festive looks.

Caring Tips

1. Washing:

   • Always handwash in cold water using mild detergents.
   • Avoid wringing; gently squeeze out the water.
   • Do not soak for long, as the dye may bleed.

2. Drying:

   • Dry in the shade to preserve the fabric’s color and texture.
   • Avoid direct sunlight, which can cause fading.

3. Ironing:

   • Use a medium-heat iron, and iron on the reverse side to prevent any shine.
   • If the fabric is crinkled, lightly dampen it before ironing for smoother results.

4. Storage:

   • Store in a cool, dry place.
   • Fold neatly and place in a cotton or muslin bag to allow the fabric to breathe.
   • Avoid plastic covers, as they can trap moisture.

5. Starch Application:

   • Apply mild starch while washing if you prefer a crisp, structured saree look.

6. Preventing Stains:

   • Treat stains immediately with cold water. Avoid scrubbing too harshly to protect the fibers.

7. Handling:

   • Be gentle while handling the saree, especially during draping and folding, to maintain its softness and texture.

8. Regular Maintenance:

   • Air the saree occasionally to prevent a musty smell if not worn frequently.
   • Refold the saree periodically to prevent permanent creases.