How many types of linen sarees are there?

Types of linen saree: 

 

  • Linen Cotton Saree.

  • Linen Silk Saree. 

  • Plain Linen Saree.

 

You can also wear Cotton Sarees or Pure linen sarees with a kurti to keep your figure well shaped and don't need to worry about highlighting your skin. The saree in linen also stays well relaxed compared to cotton silks or other stiff fabrics.


Linen Cotton Saree:

 

Linen cotton saree has been the first choice since ages to be worn in hot weather climates. This is the best fabric that glorifies your elegance and charm ensuring the utmost comfort for you in all possible ways. It is derived as a fiber of flax plant, which is generally white in color.


Cotton has been one of the best material and fabric for sarees since time immemorial. While cotton sarees are preferred during summers, there are many cotton-blend sarees that you can easily wear in winter. The fabric is soft, lightweight & quite easy to handle as compared to other heavy fabrics.


Linen Silk Saree:

 

High-quality, real linen is a noble natural fabric that is often called "northern silk".

The first fabric is made from plants, the second - from threads twisted by a silkworm. And these are two very different natural fabrics, each of which has its own unique properties and reputation in the world.

Linen is wearable throughout the year: Linen is one of the best fabrics. It is comfortable and has sweat absorbing properties. The main benefit of wearing linen during summer is that it allows easy air flow and reflects heat better.

 

Plain Linen Saree:

 

Shop from Loomfolks for Organic Handwoven Linen in India. Browse through our collection of Pure Plain Linen sarees that are breathable, cool and elegant.

 

Linen sarees are durable and comfortable, these sarees are extremely skin-friendly. Though linen fabric is very much in vogue, it is one of the oldest fabrics and dated back to 4,000 years ago.Blue Color Pure Linen Woven Design Handloom Saree with Zari Border.

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