Our Pure Silk Promise
We stand by the quality of our silk sarees. If you can prove—with independent lab tests and verified results—that our saree isn’t 100% pure silk, we’ll give you a full 100% cashback. Shop confidently and experience true luxury, risk-free.
Care Tips for Your 100% Pure Silk Saree
Do's
- Dry Clean Only: Always opt for professional dry cleaning to maintain the fabric’s sheen and integrity.
- Store with Care: Keep your saree in a muslin cloth or cotton bag to allow the fabric to breathe and avoid moisture build-up.
- Air It Out: Periodically take your saree out of storage to air it, preventing any mildew or musty odors.
- Iron with Caution: Use a low heat setting or place a cotton cloth over the saree while ironing to avoid direct heat damage.
- Handle with Clean Hands: Ensure your hands are clean and dry when handling the saree to avoid stains or oil marks.
- Keep Away from Sunlight: Store it in a cool, dark place to prevent discoloration or fading due to prolonged sunlight exposure.
Don'ts
- Avoid Machine Washing: Do not wash your silk saree in a washing machine as it can ruin the delicate fibers.
- No Harsh Detergents: Avoid using strong detergents or bleach, as they can weaken the fabric and strip its natural shine.
- Do Not Hang on Sharp Hooks: Avoid hanging the saree on metal or sharp-edged hangers that can snag or tear the delicate fabric.
- Skip Perfumes and Deodorants: Refrain from spraying perfumes or deodorants directly on the saree as they may stain and damage the silk.
- No Plastic Wrapping: Avoid storing your saree in plastic covers, as they can trap moisture and lead to damage over time.
3 Timeless Ways to Drape a Saree
The beauty of a saree lies in its versatility. Whether you’re attending a wedding, a festive celebration, or a formal event, the right drape can transform your look. Here are three classic ways to style your saree:
Nivi Drape – The Classic Elegance
Originating from Andhra Pradesh, the Nivi drape is the most common and effortless way to wear a saree. The pleats are neatly tucked in the front, while the pallu gracefully falls over the shoulder, making it perfect for both traditional and modern occasions.
Bengali Drape – The Regal Appeal
Characterized by its wide pleats and two pallu pleats draped over both shoulders, the Bengali style exudes grace and grandeur. Traditionally paired with puff-sleeve blouses and ornate jewelry, this drape is a must-try for cultural festivities.
Gujarati Drape – The Statement Look
Known for its front-facing pallu, the Gujarati drape is both stylish and practical. Ideal for festive and wedding occasions, this style highlights intricate saree designs and embroidery, making it a go-to for showcasing heavy-work sarees.
Silk Sensory Test
The Texture Test
Pure silk has a soft, smooth, and luxurious feel, yet it’s slightly crisp to the touch. Test it carefully by rubbing the fabric between your fingers; pure silk will produce a faint crunching sound due to its natural fibers.
The Ring Test
Try to pass the Saree through a small ring. Pure silk is light and smooth enough to glide through effortlessly without much resistance.
The Weave Test
Check for unevenness in the weave. Pure silk sarees, especially handwoven ones, often have slight imperfections that signify authenticity. Machine-made synthetic sarees usually have perfect, uniform weaves.
The Price Test
Pure silk sarees are expensive due to the labor-intensive process of silk production and weaving. If the saree is suspiciously cheap, it’s likely a synthetic alternative.
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