Let's all admit that we have mixed feelings about winter. On the one hand, we adore the lovely winter sceneries and the inviting atmosphere of enjoying a glass of wine while seated by a roaring fire. On the other hand, we detest the icky mud, slick streets, and bone-chilling cold wind that permeates into your bones.While we have soo many options to upgrade our western looks this winter, not too many options seemed to be found when it comes to our very own ethnic wears, especially the pride of our Indian women- SAREE. 6 yards of unsurpassed beauty, grace, and history. In this multicultural nation, the long, unstitched yards of fabric are draped in a variety of ways, but no single style is comparable to anything outside the borders.

But one of the struggles that our Indian women face especially during winters is the choice of sarees. Sarees come in  vast varieties but the question remains which types of Sarees would keep us warm at the same time bring out the inner fashionista in us.

This blog is going to make your life a little bit more easier as we are going give you an answer to this question if you struggle with the same problem.

1. Silk Sarees

 

We are aware of how simple silk sarees are to wear and how they provide you with a lot of warmth during the winter. They will provide you with warmth, even on harsh wintry nights. While others may be dressed more casually than elegantly, in warm clothing. The silk sarees will make you stand out and prevent you from being forced to wear overly warm garments with a formal drape. The timeless fashion statement is silk.

Silk sarees can be used at any moment to glam up your appearance. It goes well with a long-sleeved or air hostess blouse. You can maintain the allure of your exquisite saree while sporting an ethnic jacket or drape shawl for an undeniably chic appearance.

2. Velvet Sarees

When we think about velvet, words like smooth, plush, and velvety spring to mind. Imagine this gentle touch now while wearing a velvet saree. Velvet provides for a wonderful material for sarees that are appropriate for the winter because it is a soft and warm cloth. The velvet sarees have a warm, lustrous appearance that gives them a regal, elegant appearance.When compared to earlier, handcrafted velvet fabrics, velvet as a fabric has become more affordable. To make them more affordable, they are now made synthetically by combining silk, cotton, wool, linen, and mohair.

Every generation has grown accustomed to wearing velvet sarees. Finding cloth with the ideal thickness and strength is really difficult. Because of its thickness, this fabric style is less cosy for prolonged periods of time. However, this style is also fantastic and useful for creating bridal clothing. The fabric's weight has been regulated by the addition of accessories. It features a distinctive fabric style with looms that is ideal for any formal and regal occasion. This saree style is the most attractive on earth due to its flawlessly elegant appearance and amazing charm provided by its perfect ornamentation.

3. Georgette sarees

 

Although georgette sarees' lightweight fabric might not seem like a good choice for the winter, because they come in so many deep and rich hues, georgette sarees are actually a terrific choice for festive occasions. Georgette sarees also have elaborately embroidered borders and pallus, which increase the saree's weight and maintain the drape thick and cosy.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR GEORGETTE FABRIC
Georgette sarees should be properly cared for in order to prolong their lifespan, including just hand washing them. Never wash it in a machine. Use only a light detergent while washing because heavy ones might leave stains and marks on your fabric. Never dry a fabric in direct sunlight because the colour will fade or lighten.

4. Chiffon Sarees

Not particularly weighty, this material is loose, which means it does not adhere to the body. Since it quickly dries after being rained on, it is friendly during the season. Choose dark colours rather than light ones if you want to wear a chiffon saree in the winter.

A chiffon saree is also more simpler to wear and care for than traditional textiles like cotton, silk, and others. The pleats don't need to be pressed down in order to sit precisely; they are simple to gather. Since there is no tussling with the fabric involved, gathering and tucking the pleats is simple. Furthermore, the pallu, a drape that hangs over the shoulder, looks equally elegant when it is pinned up and when it is permitted to hang down.

Although it is totally up to us and our preference on what type of sarees  we would like to flaunt this summer, some sarees seem to be more appropriate for those slightly cold, frizzy days. Which type of Sarees are you going to rock this WINTER? Let us know at info@dailybuyys.com.