Beautiful sarees are available in a variety of materials, from light cotton to lustrous silk. Georgettes, chiffons, and crepe silk are a few of them. The only difference between them is the yarn used to weave them, thus we are grouping them together because of this. Here is your guide to learning more about these wonderful textiles if you're unsure of which one to pick for a special occasion.

Georgettes
Georgette has a gritty texture, a sheer feel, and is heavier than chiffon. Georgette is made of the same yarn as crepe silk but with twisted strands. Although not as lustrous and silky as crepe silk, it is comparable. The fabric may be nicely pleated and has a very fluid drape. Both formal and informal gatherings are appropriate settings for georgette sarees.

Silk Crepe
With high-twist yarns used in the weaving process, crepe silk is a beautiful fabric with a nice gloss and smooth feel. Additionally, crepe silk drapes exquisitely and is simple to pleat. Crepe silk sarees, which are extensively produced in the south Indian region, particularly in the Indian state of Karnataka, are frequently embellished with Zari buttons and borders. For a traditional yet fashionable look, the fluid crepe silk fabric with its Zari decorations is the ideal choice.

Chiffon
Chiffon literally translates to "rag" in French. This fabric has a sand-like texture and is very translucent and lovely. This fabric, often known as crepe chiffon, is preferred especially for a party or evening clothing. We provide unique Chiffon sarees in a variety of colors that are woven on Banarasi looms and embellished with handcrafted Zari threads. Are you looking for something traditional after reading this? or a celebration-related item? Pick one of these really comfortable and easy-to-maintain materials!