Khaddi & Banarasi Georgette · Wholesale

Banarasi Georgette Sarees

Light enough for a long day, dressy enough for an evening. Soft Banarasi georgette with real zari work.

🧵 Pure silk 🏭 Woven in Varanasi 📦 MOQ 15 pcs 📋 GST invoice ⚡ 24-hr dispatch
At a glance
Texture
Soft, crinkled
Weight
Lightweight
Best for
Everyday & party
Origin
Varanasi (khaddi)
About the weave

What gives Banarasi georgette its famous fall

Georgette earns its reputation on the way it moves. The fabric is a crepe, made from yarns that are tightly twisted before weaving, and that twist is what creates the faint crinkle and the soft, swinging fall that customers notice the moment they drape it. On a Banarasi georgette, that light base is brocaded with zari and resham motifs, so you get the comfort of a featherweight saree with the richness of Banarasi work. It is one of the quickest movers a boutique can stock: flattering on most body types, easy to wear for hours, and just as right for a daytime function as an evening party.

The craft

How Banarasi Georgette Sarees is made

The character comes from the yarn, not just the weave. Georgette uses highly twisted silk filaments, alternating S-twist and Z-twist threads, which pull against each other once woven and give the cloth its springy, pebbled surface. The most prized version in Varanasi is khaddi georgette, woven by hand on a handloom rather than a powerloom; the slower handloom packs the weft more firmly, so a khaddi georgette has more grip and a heavier, more graceful fall than a machine-made one. Over that sheer ground the weavers brocade the zari pattern as an extra weft, the same pit-loom and naksha process used for heavier Banarasi silks. The result holds the Banarasi motif but stays light in the hand.

Variety

Types of Banarasi Georgette Sarees

Khaddi Georgette

Handloom-woven georgette with a heavier, firmer fall than powerloom, prized for grip and drape.

Plain & Printed

Semi-sheer plain georgette, or vibrant floral, geometric and paisley prints for daily and festive wear.

Embroidered & Sequins

Hand or machine embroidery, or sequin and bead work, for weddings and parties.

Zari & Bandhani

Gold or silver zari brocade for a royal look, or traditional tie-dye bandhani for festivals.

For boutique owners

Styling & care your customers will thank you for

Know how to style and care for each fabric so you can guide your customers with confidence — and keep every saree in perfect condition before it reaches them.

Styling guidance to pass on

How to style Banarasi Georgette Sarees

Point customers towards a well-fitted blouse, since georgette is softest and looks best with a little structure against it: high-neck, boat-neck, sleeveless or a touch of embroidery all work. Light jewellery by day, statement pieces for a party. The fabric pleats neatly, so the Nivi drape sits clean; a Bengali drape shows the pallu nicely for festive occasions. Because it travels and folds without creasing badly, it is an easy one for customers to keep as a go-to.

Care & handling

Storing, handling & care

Dry-clean is safest for a zari georgette. If a customer prefers to hand-wash a plain one, it should be cold water, a mild detergent and absolutely no wringing, since twisting the wet fabric distorts the weave. Roll it in a towel to take out the water and dry it flat in the shade. Store it folded loosely or rolled rather than crammed, away from sunlight, and steam out travel wrinkles before dispatch rather than pressing a hot iron straight onto the zari. Keep perfume and deodorant off the zari, which tarnishes on contact.

Wholesale terms

First order MOQ 15 pieces — mix & match
Pricing From ₹1,000 per saree
Payment 100% advance · no COD
Dispatch Within 24 hrs · pan-India
Invoice GST invoice every order
Reorders No minimum quantity
The Process

How Ordering
Works

From your first WhatsApp message to doorstep delivery — our streamlined process is designed for busy boutique owners.

FAQs

Common questions

Khaddi georgette is georgette woven by hand on a handloom; the slower weave packs the weft more firmly, giving a heavier, better-falling saree than powerloom georgette.
Yes, its light drape and broad appeal make it one of the fastest-moving categories for boutiques.
Yes, to boutique and shop owners, with a first-order minimum of 15 pieces and no minimum on reorders.
Dry-clean zari pieces; hand-wash plain ones gently in cold water without wringing, and steam rather than iron over the zari.
Yes, pan-India dispatch within 24 hours of payment confirmation, with tracking.

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