Teej Sarees: Green and Red Sarees for Hariyali and Hartalika Teej

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which colour saree should I wear for Hariyali Teej?

Green is the traditional colour in many families, worn with green bangles and mehendi. Any shade works, from mint and olive to emerald.

What colour is worn on Hartalika Teej?

Many women wear red, maroon or another festive colour, often their dressiest saree of the season. Customs differ by family and region, so follow your own.

Why is green worn on Teej?

Hariyali Teej falls in the monsoon, and green is linked with the rains, new growth and married life. In many families the green bangles matter as much as the saree.

Which fabric is best for Teej in the monsoon?

Light fabrics such as mul cotton and pure chiffon, which are easier in humid weather than heavy weaves. Keep the pleats a little higher if you will be outdoors.

Can I wear a leheriya saree for Teej?

Yes. Leheriya, the wave pattern of Rajasthan, is a favourite for Teej and the monsoon. A pink or green leheriya works for both Hariyali and Hartalika Teej.

How do I complete a Teej look in a saree?

Add bangles in the saree's colour, mehendi, a bindi and a light maang tikka or jhumkas. An elbow sleeve blouse in a contrast colour keeps it festive.

Teej Sarees

Teej comes three times in the monsoon months: Hariyali Teej, Kajari Teej and Hartalika Teej. Across much of North India it is kept with fasting, prayers, songs and swings, and in many families the saree follows the Teej and the family's custom. This edit brings together green, red and festive colours in light fabrics that stay comfortable in humid weather.

Green for Hariyali Teej

In many families, married women wear green on Hariyali Teej, with green bangles and mehendi, to welcome the rains. Saaz and Emerald are green mul cotton with zari stripes; Orelia and Zyra are green and lime green floral pure chiffon for a Teej gathering; Olive Oasis and Mint Meadow are plain mul cotton at ₹1,699 for a puja at home. Leheriya, the wave pattern of Rajasthan, is a Teej favourite: Rouge Waves is a pink and purple leheriya print pure chiffon. See all green sarees and mehendi sarees.

Red for Hartalika and Kajari Teej

For Hartalika and Kajari Teej, many women choose red, maroon or another festive colour, often the dressiest saree of the season. Manjari is red mul cotton with zari stripes at ₹2,299; True Garnet is plain maroon red mul modal with a 1 m running blouse piece; Main Event is burgundy handloom linen with a zari border; and Vintage Wine is a maroon hand embroidered chiffon for an evening gathering. Through a long fast and puja, keep the drape light and the pallu pinned, especially on a swing. See red sarees, Karwa Chauth sarees for similar looks, and festive wear sarees.

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For the 2027 Teej dates, colours and what to wear for each Teej, read our Teej saree guide.