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How to care for and maintain your Sarees

How to care for and maintain your Sarees
To care for and maintain your sarees, spot treat delicate ones with mild detergent and cold water, avoiding wringing. For less delicate fabrics, hand wash or use a gentle machine wash. Dry in shade to prevent fading and If you choose to use an iron, use it on the lowest setting available. We'd recommend you do a patch test on a small part of the saree first just to see how the fabric reacts, especially for silk. Store sarees in a cool, dry place wrapped in muslin cloth, avoiding plastic covers. Air them regularly and refold every few months to prevent creases and mildew. These practices will keep your sarees vibrant and beautiful for years. Continue reading

How do I choose the right Blouse for my Saree?

How do I choose the right Blouse for my Saree?

Choosing the right blouse for your saree is crucial for a cohesive and flattering look. Consider the saree’s fabric and color when selecting a blouse. For a rich silk saree, opt for something similarly luxurious like a sequin blouse. Match or contrast the blouse color with the saree for a striking effect. The blouse design should complement the saree’s style; traditional sarees pair well with classic blouse designs, while contemporary sarees can be enhanced with modern cuts and embellishments like the Eloise, Daphne, or Long Sleeve Lace Crop blouses. Fit is essential—ensure the blouse fits well. Options like these luxe blouses provide comfort and style. Pay attention to necklines and sleeve styles to enhance your body shape and personal style.

 

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How to store your Sarees

How to store your Sarees
Storing sarees properly ensures they remain in good condition for years. First, always clean your saree before storing it to prevent stains from setting. Fold sarees neatly and store them in a cool, dry place to avoid moisture damage. Use cotton or muslin cloths to wrap each saree, allowing the fabric to breathe while protecting it from dust. For silk sarees, avoid plastic covers as they can trap moisture. Refold sarees every few months to prevent creases from becoming permanent. Additionally, use moth repellents like cedar blocks or lavender sachets to keep insects away. These steps help maintain the saree's fabric, color, and overall quality.
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Can a Saree be worn without a Fall?

Can a Saree be worn without a Fall?
Yes, a saree can be worn without a fall. While a fall—a strip of fabric sewn along the inner edge—adds weight and structure, it is not strictly necessary. Without a fall, a saree can still drape well, especially if it is made of heavier fabric like silk or cotton. Many lightweight sarees, such as chiffon or georgette, also work fine without a fall. The key is to ensure the saree is draped neatly and securely. Follow Tia Bhuva on Youtube for lots of tutorials on how to get the perfect saree drape without a fall. Ultimately, wearing a saree without a fall is a personal choice and can still look elegant and stylish. Continue reading

Where can I wear a Saree?

Where can I wear a Saree?

A saree can be worn on various occasions, highlighting its timeless cultural significance. For weddings and formal events, rich fabrics like silk or brocade with intricate designs and vibrant colors are ideal. Festive occasions such as Diwali or Eid suit sarees with embellishments and bold patterns. In professional settings, a simple, well-draped saree can look sophisticated. For casual gatherings or daily wear, lightweight sarees offer comfort and style. The Debonair Saree from tiabhuva.com is a perfect option. Ultimately, a saree's versatility makes it suitable for any occasion.

 

 

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Which Saree is best for a wedding guest?

Which Saree is best for a wedding guest?

As a guest at an Indian wedding, choosing a saree that combines style and comfort is key. Opt for sarees made from lightweight and breathable fabrics, such as the Lace or Luxe Sarees from tiabhuva.com, to ensure you stay comfortable throughout the event. Bright and bold colors are traditionally favored, reflecting the joyous and festive spirit of the occasion. While brides typically wear red, wearing red isn’t out of the question since bridal sarees are usually very ornate - it would be impossible to outshine her saree! Avoid wearing black or white, as these colors are traditionally associated with mourning in Indian culture. To enhance your saree's drape and ensure maximum comfort, consider using a Saree Silhouette™. Designed for both shape and ease, it helps your saree fall beautifully and allows for effortless movement. Selecting the right saree and petticoat ensures you look chic and feel at ease during the celebration.

  

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