Winter Sarees – Warm & Festive Sarees for Cold Weather

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which saree is best for winter?

Linen, cotton tissue and acrylic cotton. They have more body than mul cotton and layer well under a jacket or shawl.

Can I wear a linen saree in winter?

Yes. Linen is crisper and heavier than mul cotton, and it pairs well with a full sleeve blouse and a shawl for cooler days.

What is acrylic cotton?

A blend of acrylic and cotton with a denser, warmer hand than mul cotton. Our acrylic cotton sarees come in bold colourblocks.

Which winter saree suits a wedding?

A linen saree with a zari border or a cotton tissue saree. Both carry a festive finish and stay comfortable through a long function.

Sarees for Cooler Days

When the weather turns, a saree needs a little more body than a summer mul cotton. Our winter edit brings together the weaves that hold their shape and layer well under a jacket or shawl: linen, cotton tissue and acrylic cotton.

Linen

Linen is crisper and heavier than mul cotton, and most of our linen sarees carry a fine zari border. Main Event in burgundy, Golden Hour in mustard and The Go To in ivory work for winter weddings and office days alike.

Cotton Tissue

Cotton tissue is mulmul woven with a fine metallic thread, which gives it a gentle sheen for evening functions and Diwali. See Meira in ivory and gold, and for embroidered tissue, Miss Earth.

Acrylic Cotton

Acrylic cotton blends acrylic with cotton for a denser, warmer hand than mul cotton, in bold colourblocks such as Urban Tide and Full Swag.

For the festive season, see our Diwali sarees and wedding sarees.