Sajya Sarees

Lightweight cotton sarees

Light as a breeze. Made for every occasion.

Soft, breathable cotton sarees that drape easily and stay comfortable from the first ritual to the last dance. Weddings, haldi, festivals, office days and everything in between.

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  • Breathablepure cotton comfort
  • Featherlighteasy all-day wear
  • Every occasionfrom haldi to office

A saree for every occasion on your calendar

Weddings, haldi, festivals, office celebrations and everything in between. Whatever’s coming up, there’s a Sajya cotton saree that suits the day.

Woman in a royal blue saree with a gold border at a wedding celebration
Weddings

Sarees for every wedding you’re invited to

From the morning rituals to the late-night reception, our lightweight cotton sarees keep you looking graceful and feeling cool through a long day of ceremonies.

Buy for a wedding
Smiling woman in a mustard yellow saree with flower jewellery at a haldi ceremony
Haldi

Bright, breezy sarees for the haldi

Sunny colours in soft cotton that’s easy to sit, dance and celebrate in. Light enough for a warm morning full of colour and laughter.

Buy for a haldi
Woman in a black and gold saree celebrating ethnic day with colleagues at the office
Office ethnic day

Festive sarees that work at work

Ethnic day, Diwali celebrations, the office pooja. Breathable cotton that looks polished in the team photo and stays comfortable through a full day at your desk.

Buy for the office

And every other occasion

How to drape your saree

Six steps, a few minutes. Cotton holds its pleats beautifully, which makes it the easiest saree to learn on.

  1. Tucking the plain end of the saree into the petticoat at the waist
    Step 1

    The first tuck

    Tuck the plain end of the saree into your petticoat, just right of your navel, with the hem grazing the floor.

  2. Wrapping the saree once around the waist
    Step 2

    The first round

    Wrap the saree once around your waist, tucking it in as you go, and bring it back to the front.

  3. Taking the pallu over the left shoulder to measure its length
    Step 3

    Measure the pallu

    Take the decorated end over your left shoulder so it falls to about knee length behind you. Pin it at the shoulder if you like.

  4. Gathering the fabric into even pleats at the waist
    Step 4

    Make the pleats

    Gather the remaining fabric into five to seven even pleats, each about a hand’s width, with the edges lined up.

  5. Tucking the pleats in at the navel
    Step 5

    Tuck the pleats

    Tuck the pleats in at your navel, facing left, and let them fall straight. A quick press keeps cotton pleats crisp.

  6. The finished drape, styled with flower jewellery and sunglasses
    Step 6

    The final look

    Settle the pallu, add a pin or two where you need them, and finish with your favourite jewellery. You’re ready.

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Buying for the whole family?

Matching cotton sarees for the mother of the bride, sisters, bridesmaids or your whole office team. Tell us the occasion and the colours, and we’ll put together a set.

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