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Ajrakh Modal Silk blue stripe saree
Ajrakh is most ancient art form traced around 5000 years old. It is complicated hand-block printing method from Sindh (now in Pakistan), Kutch, Gujarat (India) using natural colors extracted from minerals, metals, camel dung and vegetables, fruits. Its motifs are inspired by nature like...- ₹ 6,950.00
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Red Modal Silk Plain Saree
Grace meets effortless comfort in this Pure Modal Plain Saree, Grace meets effortless comfort in this Pure Modal Plain Saree, designed for women who love understated elegance. Crafted from premium pure modal fabric, the saree drapes beautifully with a soft, fluid fall that feels...- ₹ 4,950.00
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Wine Plain Modal Silk Saree
Grace meets effortless comfort in this Pure Modal Plain Saree, designed for women who love understated elegance. Crafted from premium Modal fabric, the saree drapes beautifully with a soft, fluid fall that feels luxuriously light on the skin. The highlight is its shimmering tissue...- ₹ 4,950.00
₹ 9,500.00- ₹ 4,950.00
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Modal fabric is a vegan fabric made from the cellulose of beech trees. Modal silk is a luxurious textile blend that feels like crepe silk. Modal is an excellent choice if you want clothing that feels luxurious, stays cool, and drapes well while being easier to care for than traditional rayon. Its a 365 days fabric due to comfort like cotton and drapes like silk.
Key characteristics
- Very soft: Often described as feeling like silky finish.
- Breathable: Comfortable in warm weather and good at regulating moisture.
- Moisture-wicking: Absorbs and releases moisture efficiently, making it popular for activewear and underwear.
- Smooth drape: Falls elegantly, making it ideal for dresses, tops, and pajamas.
- Resistant to shrinking and pilling: Generally, holds its shape better than standard rayon when cared for properly.
Pros
- Extremely soft and comfortable
- Lightweight and breathable
- Less likely to shrink than regular rayon
- Retains color well
- Biodegradable because it's cellulose-based
Cons
- Usually more expensive than cotton
- Can wrinkle if not blended
- Some manufacturing processes use chemicals, so sustainability depends on how it's produced