Lightweight Poly Silk Saree as a Casual Wear

 When it comes to saree the ladies get excited to wear a beautiful saree. But when it comes to saree for daily life you need saree which are lightweight. Because wearing weighty saree will make uncomfortable for long hours. Some sarees are not good for daily wear due to their fabric and design which may irritate the user. For that, we have come up with a lightweight poly silk saree as casual wear. 

  1. Printed Fashion Poly Silk Saree

This is a printed fashion poly silk saree for causal wear has a soft silk fabric. The saree has an instrumental design to the bottom saree. And the pallu of the saree is also with the same design which seems very coordinating. You can easily wear a printed saree this saree due to its lightweight. 


  1. Printed Bhagalpuri Poly Silk Saree

The next one is a printed bhagalpuri poly silk saree is has quite a different design on it and has a small layered pink border. This saree is the attraction of many ladies due to its bhagalpuri design on the saree. This saree has a Matka print on it and a bhagalpuri pallu design which looks outstanding. And also zalar at the end of the saree. 



  1. Printed, Self Design Fashion Poly Silk Saree

This is the next printed self-design fashion poly silk saree. Is specially designed among printed saree collections. The saree has a small brown border. With animal print on the whole saree with chess work. 

This all saree has 5.5 M length and 0.8 M blouse piece to stitch as per your size and choice. This saree you can wash by hand machine as per your requirement. 

 We have a wide range of printed saree available on our site. You can choose from them. This saree is also available at a reasonable price for all customers. 

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