The best saree fabrics for all-season wear are georgette, silk, chiffon, cotton, net and crepe

Sarees are often more expensive, but you can get them at a variety of prices. There is also kanjivaram paithani, kerala kasavu and banarasi silk which has been listed to top when it comes to quality and price.

Genuine sarees are made with a unique weaving technique that gives them flexibility and strength. To check if the saree is genuine, try passing a small ring through the fabric near one of the edges. If it goes through easily, then you can be sure that it's a genuine saree.

Saree Selection
- A 6-yard satin silk saree would be the best pick for a light weight saree.
Perfectly Tucking
- Start tucking into your underskirts or petticoat and then complete the tuck round until your navel.
Pallu Adjustment
- Take the other end of saree pallu to the left shoulder and make sure it covers the back.
Pleats & Draping
- Next start with saree edge, make a small round until it gets close to the tuck part and start pleating. Then, stagger the pleats and tuck them.