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Kota Doria

Pink and grey embroidered Kota Doria fabric from Rajasthan for sarees

(Kota Doria – Lightweight cotton-silk blend with checkered patterns)

Light as a feather, yet rich in tradition — Kota Doria is more than just a fabric. Woven with delicate khats (square checks), this handloom marvel from Rajasthan carries centuries of craftsmanship in every thread.
💡 Ever wondered why it’s the go-to choice for elegant summer sarees and suits? Discover how this breezy beauty blends heritage with grace — and explore designs that speak of subtle luxury.

Best Used In: Sarees, suits, dupattas, stoles

Texture & Weight: Lightweight, sheer, slightly crisp

Drape Quality: Crisp with a soft fall

Ideal For: Daily wear, festive wear, ethnic events

Care Tips: Hand wash in cold water | Iron on low heat | Dry in shade

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Cotton

Pure cotton white and red Ikkat print fabric for sarees and kurtas

(Cotton – Soft, breathable fabric ideal for everyday Indian wear)

Soft, breathable, and endlessly versatile — Cotton is the heart of everyday fashion in India. But did you know there are dozens of weaves, textures, and prints that go beyond the basics?
🌿 From casual elegance to festive-ready styles, our cotton fabric collection redefines comfort with a fashionable twist. Peek inside and see how simple can be stunning.

Best Used In: Sarees, salwar suits, daily kurtas, dupattas

Texture & Weight: Soft, lightweight, breathable

Drape Quality: Structured yet relaxed

Ideal For: Daily wear, office, casual gatherings, summers

Care Tips: Machine or hand wash | Use mild detergent | Iron on medium

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Banarasi Silk (Semi Fabrics)

Banarasi silk inspired semi georgette fabric with golden zari design

(Banarasi Semi – Traditional zari look on lightweight semi-fabrics)

The charm of Banarasi — reimagined in lighter, flowy versions. Our semi-Banarasi fabrics (like georgette, chiffon & linen) capture the richness of traditional zari work, without the heaviness of pure silk.
👀 Love the Banarasi look but want something more wearable? You’ll love what we’ve curated. Let your festive wardrobe sparkle with effortless grace.

Best Used In: Sarees, festive suits, dupattas

Fabric Base: Semi Georgette, Semi Chiffon, Banarasi Linen

Look & Feel: Traditional Banarasi patterns with lightweight comfort

Ideal For: Weddings, poojas, festivals, family functions

Care Tips: Dry clean preferred | Store folded with tissue paper

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Linen Fabric

Pure linen and linen-cotton blend fabric in soft beige for ethnic wear

(Linen – Natural, crisp fabric with a subtle shine and breathable texture)

Linen speaks a quiet language of luxury — airy, elegant, and effortlessly chic. Whether in pure form or blended with cotton, this fabric drapes like a dream and stays cool, even in peak summer.
Looking for that perfect ‘minimal but classy’ outfit? Let our linen collection surprise you — it’s more versatile than you think.

Best Used In: Sarees, dress materials, dupattas

Types: Pure Linen, Linen-Cotton Mix

Texture & Weight: Crisp, lightly textured, breathable

Drape Quality: Semi-structured with a relaxed fall

Ideal For: Summers, office wear, elegant ethnic occasions

Care Tips: Hand wash or gentle machine wash | Iron on medium heat

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Organza Silk

Light pink organza silk fabric with floral detailing for festive wear

(Organza – Sheer, structured silk blend perfect for festive wear)

Organza Silk is all about drama — sheer, structured, and stunning. With its see-through elegance and silk’s softness, it turns every drape into a head-turner. Perfect for when you want to be subtle yet striking.
💫 Why is organza trending in modern bridal and festive wear? One look at our range, and you’ll know exactly why. Let the magic unfold.

Best Used In: Sarees, designer suits, dupattas

Texture & Weight: Sheer, crisp, lightweight

Drape Quality: Structured and voluminous

Ideal For: Weddings, parties, festive looks, light bridal wear

Care Tips: Dry clean recommended | Handle delicately to avoid creases or snags

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Tussar Silk

Golden beige tussar silk fabric with raw texture for suits and sarees

(Tussar – Wild silk with a golden tone and raw, textured elegance)

Raw, regal, and rooted — Tussar Silk is nature’s luxury textile. Its earthy golden tones and textured finish make it a favourite among those who value tradition with a twist.
🌾 Want a silk that stands out — not just shines? Take a deep dive into our Tussar picks, where every piece tells a tale of heritage and bold individuality.

Best Used In: Sarees, unstitched suits, dupattas, occasionwear

Texture & Weight: Coarse, matte finish, medium weight

Drape Quality: Semi-structured with rich fall

Ideal For: Traditional events, festive wear, ethnic day dressing

Care Tips: Dry clean recommended | Avoid direct sunlight when storing | Use muslin cover for long-term storage

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Fabric Comparison – At a Glance

Fabric Weight Feel Drape Best For Care
Cotton Light Soft, breathable Relaxed Daily wear, summer Machine/hand wash
Linen Medium Textured, cool Semi-structured Office, ethnic wear Gentle wash
Kota Doria Very Light Sheer, crisp Crisp & airy Festive, summer Hand wash
Organza Silk Light Sheer, structured Voluminous Festive, party wear Dry clean
Tussar Silk Medium Coarse, rich Semi-structured Ethnic events Dry clean
Banarasi (Semi) Medium Traditional, smooth Elegant Weddings, festivals Dry clean

FAQs – Know Your Fabrics Better

Pure silk is made from 100% silk yarns, offering a natural sheen, softness, and luxury. Semi silk combines silk with other fibers like polyester or cotton, making it more affordable and easier to maintain while retaining a similar look.

Cotton, linen, Kota Doria, and chiffon are breathable, lightweight fabrics ideal for Indian summers. They offer airflow and comfort while keeping you stylish.

It’s best to dry clean delicate fabrics like silk, organza, and tussar to maintain their texture and color. Hand washing may work in some cases, but always use cold water and mild detergent.

They are fabrics made by blending linen and cotton yarns, combining the structure of linen with the softness and breathability of cotton. They drape well and are perfect for everyday ethnic wear.

Absolutely! Our fabrics like cotton, linen, chiffon, georgette, and banarasi variants are widely used for suits, dupattas, and unstitched dress materials. Each fabric is chosen for its feel, fall, and function.

Fabric Glossary – Understand Fabric Terms

  • Banarasi – A traditional fabric from Varanasi known for its rich zari brocade work, often used in wedding sarees.
  • Chiffon – A lightweight, sheer fabric with a soft drape, perfect for flowy sarees and dupattas.
  • Georgette – A slightly heavier fabric than chiffon, with a crinkled texture and excellent drape quality.
  • Khats – The checkered patterns seen in Kota Doria fabric, are formed through a unique weaving technique.
  • Linen – A natural fibre fabric known for its breathable, textured feel and subtle elegance.
  • Organza – A sheer, crisp fabric that adds structure and volume to ethnic outfits.
  • Semi-Silk – A fabric blend that mimics the look of pure silk but combines other yarns for affordability and durability.
  • Tussar – A wild silk variety with a rich texture and golden sheen, traditionally sourced from eastern India.
  • Weft & Warp – The vertical (warp) and horizontal (weft) threads that form the woven structure of a fabric.
  • Zari – Metallic thread, usually gold or silver, used to weave ornate designs in festive fabrics like Banarasi.

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