The Best Indian Sari

Sari is the kind of cloth worn by women in Indian, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka countries. Sari is a garment made up of unbranded fabric strands, varying in variety with a length of 4-9 meters that is applied in the body with a variety of styles. The most common type is the sari wrapped around the waist, with the tip being hung from the shoulder to the back.

Sari is usually used to cover petticoat or inner clothing (pavada / pavadai in South India, and East India shaya), with blouses of choli or ravika. Choli has short arms and a low neck to adapt South Asians with its hot summers.