Faq’s

We, at That Saree Shop, ensure writing detailed and specific product descriptions to let you know more accurately about our every saree. If you like to know further about the fabric, artistry, or weave of the sarees, see it on the detailed section below the products.

Each of our sarees, made of authentic fabrics, has unique texture and lustre due to their unique weaving patterns and structures. We take the best shots using high-quality cameras to capture the accurate look of the sarees. However, sometimes the real products can slightly vary from the photographs because of several factors like angle of photograph, type of light used for the photography, (white, yellow or natural), and fabric composition.

Our sarees have high-grade zari works that give them an appealing lustre. The product
descriptions mention the type of zari used in the sarees. Discover our collection of sarees made using pure zari on the borders and body, making them outstanding as party wear, festive season wear, or wedding attire.

We recommend dry cleaning your sarees to keep them in the best condition. Make sure to store it by wrapping it in a cotton cloth or muslin cloth, which must be breathable and uncoloured. Avoid keeping the saree. It can get moisture, which can damage its zari work. Also, avoid direct sunlight or using insect-repellent sachets, which can damage the fabric or artwork in the saree.

Choose the right fabric for your saree, depending on the occasion and season. For instance, cotton sarees are great for daily wear during summer and silk with zari are good for occasions, festivals, and wedding. Georgette or chiffon sarees are lightweight, which make them ideal for parties.

Yes, our sarees come with fully woven extra fabric, approximately of 1 m, which you can use to stich a customised stylish blouse for you.

The process of making a saree is clearly mentioned in the product description. While many of our sarees are handloom pieces meticulously crafted by traditional weavers, many are machine-made and sourced from prominent traders across the country.

Traditional sarees are weaved in particular regions and they carry the artwork or heritage of the place in their weaving. Designer sarees, on the other hand, are modern experimental sarees with embroidery, contemporary arts, or fusion of traditional and modern concepts. The designer sarees are ideal for parties whereas traditional sarees are good for cultural events, ceremonies, or religious occasions.

A fall is a strip of fabric stitched to the bottom inside edge of the saree which gives weight, finishing and structure to the saree.  A pico is a tight hemming of the saree edges, which helps preventing fraying.

It’s simple! Login to our website, visit our product page, choose the saree you wish to buy, add it to the cart, enter your shipping address, and check-out using a preferred payment method.  

Log into the account you have created with That Saree Shop while placing the order and click on the ‘cart’ option on the top-right corner of the page to view your cart. 

Yes, you can add or remove items on the shopping cart by clicking on the cart options.

The estimated time of delivery for our products is 3 to 7 working days. We partner with trusted delivery services provider, Delhivery for reliable and secure shipping of your products.

Yes, we offer PAN India delivery, ensuring anyone from any state of the country can order our sarees for their favourite occasions or events.

We charge a minimal shipping cost for delivering the sarees to our customers, which can vary anywhere between ₹50 and ₹250. The shipping charge will vary depending on the weight of the product and your location.

We offer only online payment methods, including UPI, Net Banking, and credit/debit cards. We regret to inform you that Cash on Delivery is not available for our products.