Keep yourself Stylish this Monsoon with a Black Saree

Monsoon brings with it the romance of raindrops, the warmth of chai! But it also brings the everyday confusion of WHAT TO WEAR!! And while people prefer dark shades in monsoons, Black remains a favorite.

"Black is not just a color; it's influenced by mood. It’s strong, classy and stylish. Wearing a black flowing saree, elevates the mood of this poetic season."

This Season Let your closer embrace the rain with these beautiful black saree Options.

Black Mul Cotton Saree

1. Grace Everyday: Black Mul Cotton Saree

For days in the humid monsoon and dry season, mul cotton is an excellent choice for softness, breathability, and drape. A saree made of black mul cotton is both simple and stunning, making it ideal for daily attire or casual occasions. It can also be worn at work from home when you want to look presentable. Wear mul cotton saree with a blouse in the contrast and oxidised jhumkas for effortless elegance.

Patteda Anchu Saree

2. Patteda Anchu Saree: A valuable cultural treasure 

The Patteda Anchu saree, made from Karnataka's looms, is a combination of simplicity, ruggedness, and versatility. The saree is known for its durability and quick drying time, making it ideal for the rainy season.

Black-Linen-Saree

3. Linen Saree: Cute and modern

Linen is favored for its ability to breathe and be crisp, modern. When it comes to dressing up for work or brunch, a black linen saree  adds radiance and sophistication to any outfit. Wear it loosely, add a statement neckpiece, and you're good to go rain - or shine.

Black-Maheshwari-Saree

4. Maheshwari Silk Saree: Dramatic Sheen

Are you fond of shimmeri on a day with low light? A silk saree made of black Maheshwari tissue offers the perfect blend of lightness and color. Its zari borders and gossamer texture make it an elegant choice for monsoon gatherings and family events. Additionally, Maheshwari Silk Saree dries relatively quicker than its heavy silk counterparts.

Black-Chanderi-Saree

5. Hand Block Chanderi Saree

Chanderi feels like a poetic piece of skin. Hand Block Chanderi sarees made of black cotton silk, featuring delicate patterns and a sheer fabric, is an excellent choice for capturing the monsoon spirit without being too heavy or too unimposing. Add some antique jewelry and you're all set.

Black-modal-saree

6. Modal Silk Saree

The softness, smoothness and comfort of modal silk make it the ideal choice for all-around wear. The black modal silk saree provides comfort and drape, while still maintaining the high class feel. It is a versatile piece that can be worn alone or with bold accessories.

Hand-Block-Printed-Cotton-Saree

7. Hand Block Printed Cotton Saree: Lightweight Luxury

The Hand Block Printed cotton sarees in black are stunning. They add a touch of handcrafty glamour to your wardrobe, adding lightness, creativity, and comfort. A mix of quirky blouses and oxidized silver accessories completes the look, creating an artsy bohemian vibe.

Black-Banarasi-Saree

8. The Queen of Sarees, Banarasi

Who says it is not acceptable to wear Banarasis during rainy days? The intricate zari work in gold or silver is perfectly matched with a black Banarasi saree. Great to celebrate weddings, poojas or just to feel like royalty.

Black-Kanjeevaram-Saree

9. Kanjeevaram Saree: Monsoon Glam

Even though it may not be your initial choice during the monsoon season, a black Kanjeevaram is unmatched in terms of epic celebrations. With its rich zari borders, bold patterns and drape, Kanjeevaram saree is truly power-packed. Take into account whether it's appropriate to wear it on a sunny day or at an indoor event.

Black-Patola-Saree

10. Patola Saree: Bold and Beautiful

Patola weaves are both recognizable and well-defined. A brightly coloured Patola saree, the most colourful of all time add some life and tradition to what could be dullest monsoon days. Add some flair to your outfit by pairing it with a classic bun and bold lipstick.

Cotton-Paithani-Saree

11. Cotton Paithani Saree – Underrated Elegance

Although Paithanis is a common feature of silk, cotton Paithanis deserve special attention during the monsoon season. Paithani, in black cotton fabric, has light drape and striking contrast borders with traditional peacock or lotus patterns. Cotton Paithani Saree can be an essential part of any intimate gathering or occasion.

Black-Cotton-Patchwork-Sarees

12. Cotton Patchwork Sarees

A unique and artistic cotton saree with a quirky design. The cotton patchwork saree is perfect for those who enjoy earthy warmth and handcrafted tales. Get inspired today! A functional and stylish saree with a black base, vibrant patchwork, and intricate embroidery. Totally unique, and also breathable!

Black-Soft-Silk-Saree

13. Soft Silk Saree: Monsoon - Friendly Luxe

Unlike the heavy silks, soft silk sarees are easy to wash and drape. This black silk saree is perfect for parties or intimate gatherings, as it has a smooth and silky texture. Choose from a selection of simple colors and subtle tones.

Black-Gadwal-Saree

14. Gadwal Saree: Grace with Structure 

With their zari borders and lightweight construction, black Gadwal sarees are ideal for formal occasions even in rainy conditions. Structure without weight, and beauty in the borders they give. Sculpt it with precision and pair it perfectly with classic jewellery to capture the essence of timeless elegance.

How to Style Black Sarees for the Monsoon?

When layering, it's important to keep your blouses light and avoid sleeveless tops.

Cotton or modal works best.

  • Choose Kolhapuris, juttis or waterproof block heels for the best grip on slippery surfaces.
  • Select Quick-Dry Fabrics: Cotton blends, modal, and linen sarees are perfect for unexpected rainy days. 
  • Add some color to your black saree by wearing bright accessories or vibrant maroons, mustards and teals as well. 
  • Have you ever thought about adding a stylish umbrella to your outfit?