Some tips to carry a Saree to look slim.

Sarees are the essence of rich Indian diversity and culture. Sarees have been defining the Indian womanhood for over 5000 years now. Charm of this timeless outfit prevails in its simplicity, flowing grace, the never-ending possibilities it offers. Available in myriad fabrics, colors and patterns, saree is one of the omnipresent garments in every woman’s closet.

Even today, saree is considered to be extremely artistic and sophisticated attire. Out of your imagination, you can avail saree in countless mesmerizing avatars including elegant chiffons, shimmering silks, georgettes and flowing crepes etc. Such extensive variety makes this attire suitable for different occasions, from weddings to formal events and official conferences to social gatherings. Besides, it looks dazzling on women of all ages and body shapes. Mehta Saree Centre suggests 4 ways to look slim in sarees.

Select the right fabric 

As a fact, it all depends on your selection of fabric. If you select the right fabric, you can look marvelous and hide those extra bulges. All you need to do is to choose lightweight fabrics such as crepe, georgette, chiffon etc. because these body-hugging fabrics make you look slim.

Prefer lighter prints

To look lean in sarees, you must pick the lighter prints or sleek embroidery work and if it’s only the printed one – choose the smaller patterns available. This is because bold and large prints would make you look overweight. Keep in mind that the heavy material isn’t suitable for you.

Drape it appropriately

Indeed, draping is the most significant aspect of wearing a saree. You need to make sure that your saree is draped well. Avoid tucking in the entire drapes at the single place unless you want to flaunt an extra lumped out tummy.

Wear long sleeved blouse

By wearing long sleeved blouses, you can look slim. Possibly, you might be keen to wear sleeveless or mega sleeves blouses, but if you wish to look thin in sarees, you will have to quit that. Opt for long sleeves certainly.

This is how different region represents different Sarees.

This is how different region represents different Sarees

Every area in the India has created, throughout the hundreds of years, its own particular one of a kind saree style. Mehta Saree Centre tells you about the well known varieties of sarees, distinct on the basis of weaving style and fabric.

The North region is well known for the Shalu, Banarasi and Tanchoi all of which are woven in various parts of Uttar Pradesh.

Western styles sarees are Bandhani from Gujarat and Rajasthan, Paithani from Maharashtra, kota a claim to fame of Rajasthan, the famous Patola from Gujarat and Lugade from Maharashtra. Weaving is the main occupation of people living in Central India. Madhya Pradesh produces the best Maheswari and Chanderi sarees and Chattisgarh is popular for its Kosa silk.

When we consider sarees we consider South India. Kanchipuram usually called Kanjivaram, Thirubuvabam, Kumbakonam, Madurai, Thanjavur and Arani are all from sarees from Tamil Nadu. Venkatagiri, Pochampally, Narayanpet, Gadwal and Magalgiri are claims to fame of Andhra Pradesh. Kerela has Balarampuram and from Karnataka we get Ilkal saree and Mysore silk.

The eastern side is not a long ways behind when we discuss sarees and weaves. Jamdani Muslin, Tangail cotton and Rajshahi Silk are all from Bangladesh. Assam is well known for Mooga silk and Bihar for Tussar Silk and. West bengal has Tant the acclaimed Bengali cotton, Murshidabad silk, Shantipur, Dhaniakhali cotton and Baluchari silk to brag off. From Orissa we get Sambalpuri Cotton and silk, Ikkat Silk and Cotton, Kataki or Khandua Silk and Cotton, Berhampuri Silk, Bomkai Silk and Cotton, Sonepuri Sari Silk, Tussar or Mattha Silk. Tanta Cotton and Bapta Silk and Cotton are the sources of various pervasive material for making sarees as per districts and their signature trademark for making such sarees and being the best in the business for that brand of sarees is endless. Truly, each geographic district has its own particular impact on its brand of sarees.

For all the saree lovers, especially if you’re also one of them, now you don’t have to visit different regions of India to buy a master piece of that place. All that you’ve to do is to visit

Mehta Saree Centre, where you’ll find sarees from each and every region of India in distinctive shades and ample of designs.

So all the ladies out there, pick your bag and let’s go to shopping!

All elegant Sarees available at Mehta Saree Centre.

All elegant Sarees available at Mehta Saree Centre

A lady in India can never have too many sarees. That is because there is always room for more and more and so much more! Mehta Saree Center fulfils this desire of having more and more sarees very efficiently.

Come back tired from a hectic day at work and got a marriage to attend? All you have to do is drape that beautiful six yards cloth around you and there you are ready for the best of occasions without much ado.

There are sarees to suit every occasion big or small, personal or official! All you have to do is pick the right ones from the right place.

Here are 10 types of must have sarees for every lady:

Banarasi sarees
The holy city of Banaras now know as Varanasi is known for its beautiful, heavy zari or brocade embroidery in silver and gold. These sarees speak of a rich and royal tradition and culture.

Kanjeevaram
Kanjeevaram is the most popular saree that is weaved with love at Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. To own a kanjeevaram saree is a desire if almost every lady. These come in very attractive color combinations and patterns.

Chanderi Saree
This very famous saree comes from the heart if India. It is made with a mix of silk and cotton which makes it the first choice of many. It is light and comes in almost every color from the lightest to brightest you'd imagine. It is hand woven by hard working karigars in a small village called Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh.

Paithani
Again a saree desired by one and all alike. This saree is a speciality of Maharashtra but owned by ladies all over the country. The tradition of Paithani sarees goes back to the times of Maratha Kings when real gold thread was uses to embroider these sarees.

Pattu sarees
Worn for pujas and other special occasions Pattu is the white and golden saree of Kerala. This simple white and gold combination adds grace and charm to just about anyone who wears it.

Pochampally
Your collection is not complete with an oh-so-classy pochampally. It is a must have in your summer collection of sarees. It is made of breathable cotton with metrical block print on the many shades of earthly colors available in this variety.

Tant sarees
Talk of sarees and not talk of Bengal is impossible. Tant is made of crisp cotton and speaks of  class and grace. They come in a variety of colors from sombre to loud each unique and desirable.

Kota sarees
Kota is a place in Rajasthan that makes Kota sarees. These are beautiful cotton sarees some fit to be worn at home while others right for even a wedding. These sarees are available in a huge variety of colors from very flashy to very simple.

Kotki sarees
These are sarees from the state of Orrisa that can be easily identified by their special jagged temple borders. These sarees simple yet extremely impressive.

Bandhej
Bandhej is the Saree of the state Rajasthan and Gujarat. They are made using tie and dye method and are full of colors. These sarees are generally flashy and loud with subtle options available too.

Mehta Saree Center has the best range of the best types of sarees available to add beauty and variety to your saree collection.