Different fabrics used in making Salwar suits



There are varieties of fabrics available in the market and choosing the suitable fabric is a daunting task when you don’t have knowledge about them. They are an important factor in deciding the cost, durability, wear ability and look of the Salwar suit. Different types of fabrics are suitable for different seasons.

Here we look at some of these fabrics

Cotton- It is the fabric which is highly used during summers. It is light in weight. So during summer season you should wear cotton Salwar. It will be suitable for your skin and keep you cool in the hot weather conditions. These type of suits generally comes with thread work because they are usually worn for casual purpose. Lucknowi embroidery is very popular in cotton fabric.

Crepe- The main feature of this fabric is that it is wrinkle free. This fabric looks fabulous.
It is most common among young girls with curvaceous looks or petite figure as it cling to the body. It is slippery kind of fabric like satin and therefore mostly machine embroidery is used in this type of fabric. Patchwork enhances the beauty of suit.

Georgette- This fabric is very suitable for Patiala Salwar suit. It can be used for the purpose of party or daily wear.  Any kind of embellishment can be done over this type of fabric. Specially chanderi work looks beautiful on Georgette suits

Silk- The more pure the silk is the more costly it will be. On formal occasion usually silk Salwar kameez are preferable. Since the fabric itself is so attractive therefore there is no embellishment used.

Wool- This type of fabric is suitable for winter season. Since every women can’t prefer to wear cardigans or shawls. So wearing woolen Salwar kameez can be a better option. The various types of woolen fabrics are wool, pure wool or pashmina. The Kashmiri embroidery is mostly used in this type of Salwar suits.

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