Georgette Sarees | Best Georgette Sarees Online

Georgette sarees are the fluid, feather-light drapes that move with you — grainy-textured, softly sheer and flattering on every body type. At MySilkLove we stock 830+ georgette sarees, from breezy digital prints to handwoven Banarasi georgette, each listed with a blouse piece and honest fabric labelling.

What makes georgette special

Georgette takes its name from the early-20th-century French dressmaker Georgette de la Plante. It is a crepe woven from tightly twisted yarns — that high twist is what gives the fabric its signature grainy surface, gentle bounce and slight stretch. Because it is light and never clings, georgette is a true all-season saree: airy enough for a summer afternoon, layered easily under a shawl in winter. In India it is woven in two honest forms — pure and blended silk georgette, woven from silk yarns for a richer fall, and faux or poly georgette in polyester or viscose, prized for being wrinkle-resistant and pocket-friendly. Our collection spans both, and we never dress a blend up as pure silk: the fabric is named as it is.

Georgette saree price guide

The bands below are the regular list prices in our current catalogue; when a seasonal offer is running, the checkout price drops lower still. Georgette is one of the most accessible premium drapes, so the range stays approachable even at the woven end.

How to choose a georgette saree by occasion

Everyday and office

Reach for a lightweight printed or solid georgette. It resists creasing through a long day, folds into a small space in your bag and sits well without any starching.

Festive and partywear

Lehriya, sequin, embroidered and designer georgette catch the light without weighing you down — ideal for sangeets, parties and long celebrations where a heavy silk would tire you out.

Weddings and receptions

Woven and zari georgette — especially Banarasi georgette — give you real gold-thread grandeur with a soft, photogenic drape. Explore our Banarasi georgette sarees for wedding-guest pieces.

Gifting

Georgette suits almost everyone because it drapes forgivingly and works in every season — a safe, elegant choice when you are unsure of the recipient's taste.

How to identify a good georgette saree

The strongest test is fibre. Silk georgette passes the burn test — it smells of burnt hair and leaves a soft, crushable ash — while poly georgette melts into a hard bead with a chemical smell. Beyond that, look for a dull, finely grained surface rather than a glossy sheen; that grain is the mark of genuine twisted-yarn georgette, whereas a mirror-shine usually means satin. True georgette also has a springy drape that falls back into soft ripples and a slight two-way stretch. For handwoven khaddi georgette from Banaras, check the reverse of the fabric: real handloom motifs show floating threads and small irregularities, while a printed or machine-made version looks identical front and back.

Georgette and motif glossary

• Crepe georgette — the classic sheer, grainy georgette made from hard-twisted yarn.
• Khaddi georgette — heavier handwoven Banarasi georgette, made on handloom with thicker yarn and real zari.
• Faux / poly georgette — polyester or viscose georgette; affordable, wrinkle-resistant and easy to care for.
• Zari — metallic gold or silver thread woven into the border and motifs.
• Lehriya — the Rajasthani wave or diagonal-stripe tie-dye, a long-standing georgette favourite.
• Bandhani — tie-dyed dot patterning, often paired with a georgette base.
• Jaal — an all-over, net-like pattern of connected motifs.
• Buta / buti — the larger and smaller floral motifs scattered across the field.

Care and styling

Georgette folds into crisp, defined pleats and takes a belt beautifully — see our 10-minute Nivi drape guide to set yours in minutes. Keep it fresh with a gentle hand-wash or dry-clean, dry in the shade to protect the colour, and store it folded rather than hung so the lightweight fabric does not stretch at the pleats.

Explore more of our georgette edit

Shop georgette by colour: blue, pink, purple, green, red, yellow and black georgette sarees. Prefer an even lighter feel? Compare our chiffon and organza sarees. For occasion dressing, browse party wear sarees, the woven grandeur of Banarasi sarees, or our full silk saree collection.

Why MySilkLove: sourced direct from georgette weaving and printing hubs in Banaras and Surat, every saree is labelled honestly — pure silk, silk-blend or faux — with a blouse piece included, cash on delivery, free shipping and easy 7-day returns.