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Who in their sane mind wouldn't love a saree? Whether or not you are a traditional person, the saree would always be one garment you could never get tired of. The trend of sarees revived after being left behind in the competition of changing fashion. However, we couldn't resist our lives without sarees, and here we are bringing them back to their glory with their utmost stature.
Chiffon and Georgette saree lead the chart when we talk about designer sarees. These fabrics have made an irrefutable place in our hearts owing to their fluid fabric, drapes, and versatile nature. But how are pure georgette sarees different from pure chiffon sarees, and what should one pick?
Well, let's understand the key differences between these two famous fabrics. But before that, let's dig into these two fabrics with their brief understanding.
Chiffon
Chiffon is a lightweight, plain fabric and holds a lustrous sheen. It is a bit sheer in terms of transparency and is a flowy fabric with tiny wrinkles. This balanced fabric can be dyed easily and is extensively used in sarees. Pure chiffon is made of silk and has a beautiful slight stretch to it. However, the chiffon variants with nylon and polyester are prominent today and are used extensively in designer chiffon sarees. Muted and pastel colors are perfect for chiffon sarees as the fabric allows the delicate colors to come through.
Georgette
Georgette is known for its impeccable texture and is composed of silk or synthetic fabrics. Georgette clings to the body and accentuates fluidity. In terms of dyeing, georgette is much more versatile than chiffon and allows a designer to play widely with their creativity. It is heavier than chiffon and has a grainy texture. Its lightweight nature makes it perfect for modern-day sarees.
Let's look at the key fundamental difference between chiffon and georgette saree.
Chiffon is woven in such a way that its twisted yarn provides elasticity to the fabric. Georgette's woven texture offers an abrasive texture to the fabric.
Chiffon saree is made of either pure silk or synthetic fabrics. Georgette sarees are composed of pure silk and natural fibers. These fibers include rayon, viscose, and polyester.
Chiffon is a flowy, sheer fabric whereas georgette has a lightweight, semi-transparent feel.
Chiffon saree offers voluminous appeal when draped. Due to its sheer texture, the drape flows naturally. Georgette is comparatively sturdier and gives a beautiful flow when draped around the body.
Also, Read TOP CHIFFON SAREES PICKS FOR THE SUMMER BY SUBHASH SAREE
If we look at it, both fabrics are comparatively similar. But they are both distinctive and hold a beautiful appeal when draped around as a saree. So which one of these is your favorite pick?
