Georgette Sarees
Tritiya
Tritiya
Tritiya
Tritiya
Tritiya
Dwitiya
Dwitiya
Saptami
From the fitting room
The kindest fabric to learn on
Georgette has a soft grain and a flowing drape that falls close to the body. It's forgiving, easy to pleat and travels well. If you're new to sarees, start here, because the pleats settle on their own.
Our triangle sarees are the ones people ask about. Black meets green, blue, red or yellow in sharp triangular blocks, and the two colours change as the pleats open. Watch one move when you walk or dance and you'll see why we love it.
For handwork, Amazing Grace is white with hand beading, and White Tepchi is pure georgette with hand chikankari, a quiet choice for a day wedding or family puja. Pari Red, with zardozi and a border, is the one we'd wear to a sangeet. Sequin georgettes in turquoise and black are ready for a party.
With a triangle saree, pick a solid blouse in one of its two colours. Chikankari looks lovely with pearls and a low bun. If the hand embroidery wins you over, our chikankari pieces are worth a look.
Good to know
Is georgette good for a wedding guest?
Very. It drapes beautifully, doesn't crease heavily and feels light through long functions. Embellished georgettes suit evening events best.
How is georgette different from chiffon?
Georgette has a slightly grainy texture and more body. Chiffon is smoother, sheerer and lighter.
Can I wash georgette at home?
Plain georgette can be hand washed gently in cold water and dried in the shade. Embellished and chikankari pieces are safest dry cleaned.