Various Types Of Sarees
Various Types of Sarees Explained for Someone Who Has No Idea Where to Start
Okay, so you want to buy a saree, but the options are giving you anxiety. Silk sarees, cotton sarees, designer sarees, handloom sarees… where does it even end? Totally valid feeling. But here is the good news: once you understand the various types of sarees and what each one actually does, the whole thing becomes way less overwhelming.
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Why Knowing Saree Types Actually Matters
Wearing a heavy silk saree to a casual Sunday pooja is giving too much. And wearing a plain cotton saree to a wedding reception might leave you feeling a little underprepared. Knowing your saree types honestly saves you from so many outfit regrets.
Mavuris covers various types of sarees across all fabrics, occasions, and styles so you have the right option every single time without stressing about it.
The Main Types of Sarees You Should Know
1) Silk Sarees
The royalty of the saree world. Silk sarees look rich, drape beautifully, and have that natural sheen that photographs like a dream. Kanjivaram silk and soft silk are the most loved picks. Best for weddings, receptions, and big family celebrations. Yes, they feel premium because they are premium.
2) Cotton Sarees
Cotton sarees are the most comfortable thing in your wardrobe, and we are tired of pretending otherwise. Breathable, super light, and comfortable enough to wear the whole day without wanting to rip it off by 3pm. Works for office, casual functions, temple visits, literally anything. Easy to drape, easy to wash, easy to style. If you are new to sarees, start here. You will not regret it.
3) Georgette Sarees
If you want a georgette saree that actually flows with you and does not fight your body, georgette is the one. It flows, it drapes soft, and it gives you that effortless "I got ready in ten minutes but look amazing" energy.
4) Handloom Sarees
Handloom sarees just hit different. These are made by actual artisans on traditional looms, not machines. You can feel the difference the second you hold one. Sambalpuri, Chanderi, Tussar- these are names you have probably already seen all over your Instagram feed for a reason.
5) Designer Sarees
If your whole personality is "sarees but make it fashion", designer sarees are your people. These ones play around with bold cuts, unexpected fabrics, statement embellishments, and draping styles that feel very right now. Just a full-on fashion moment wrapped in six yards.
How to Pick the Right Type for You
Ask yourself three things. Where am I going? How long will I be wearing this? How comfortable do I want to feel?
Office or daily wear: cotton or soft handloom
Festive occasions: silk or Banarasi
Parties and sangeet: georgette or designer
Traditional ceremonies: silk or handloom
That is literally it. Start there, and you will never buy the wrong saree again.
Explore all these types in one place at Mavuris: mavuris.com/collections/various-types-of-sarees
FAQ
1) What are the various types of sarees available at Mavuris?
Mavuris carries silk, cotton, georgette, handloom, designer, and Banarasi sarees. Basically, all the main types in one place so you do not have to shop around.
2) Which type of saree is best for beginners?
Cotton sarees are the easiest and most comfortable option. They are lightweight, simple to drape, and very forgiving. Mavuris has a great collection of cotton sarees that is perfect for first-time saree wearers.
3) What type of saree should I wear to a wedding?
Silk sarees like Kanchipuram pure silk, Uppada, Banarasi, or a designer saree are your best bets for weddings.
4) Are handloom sarees worth buying from Mavuris?
Handloom sarees from Mavuris are genuine, well-crafted pieces that look beautiful and support traditional artisans. They also have excellent re-wear value across many occasions.
5) How do I know which saree type suits my occasion?
A simple rule: light fabrics like cotton and georgette for everyday and casual events, heavier fabrics like silk and Banarasi for weddings and big celebrations. Mavuris makes it easy by organising collections by occasion, so you can shop without confusion.
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