Sarees

Sarees Online — Handloom Linen, Linen Tissue and Mulmul Cotton

Our saree range is chosen the same way our dress materials are: a small number of weaves we know well, in colours we would wear ourselves. Every saree comes with a blouse piece. Pure linen handlooms are the backbone of the range — crisp, cooling and sharper in the pleat than any cotton. Linen tissue adds a fine metallic weft for a light shimmer that reads formal without the weight of silk. Mulmul cotton is the softest of the three, an easy everyday drape for heat and humidity.

Choosing between the three

Choose pure linen for office wear and long days, where you want the saree to hold its shape from morning to evening. Choose linen tissue when you need something a little dressier for an evening event but do not want to carry the weight of a silk. Choose mulmul when comfort is the whole point — it is light, breathable and forgiving through a Mumbai summer, and it softens further with every wash. Each has its own section with the full range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of sarees does Simple2Stylish sell?

Pure linen handloom sarees, linen tissue sarees and mulmul cotton sarees. All are chosen for everyday and office wear rather than heavy bridal occasions, and every saree comes with a blouse piece.

Does a blouse piece come with every saree?

Yes. Every saree in the range includes a matching blouse piece, and the exact fabric length supplied is stated on each product page so you can check it against your tailor’s requirement.

Which saree is best for daily office wear?

A mid-count pure linen with a contrast border. It holds its pleats through a full working day, stays cool, and looks composed at six in the evening as well as it did at nine in the morning.

How do I keep a handloom saree in good condition?

Hand wash plain linen and mulmul in cold water with a mild detergent, press the water out between towels rather than wringing, and dry in shade. Dry clean the tissue weaves. Store all of them folded rather than hung so the weight of the fabric does not stretch the weave.