linen sarees Archives

Handloom sarees are not only elegant and traditional but are also made with a lot of love and compassion. Loomfolks’ collection of handloom saree is made with the hands of Indian weavers and their compassion for the project. We have a wide range of linen sarees which are especially handwoven by Indian weavers who are doing their best to keep the fashion of traditional sarees alive. Loomfolks is actively looking for opportunities so that it can enhance Indian heritage and encourage the weavers of India to undertake these types of projects. Handloom sarees are our specialty and we take great pride in providing you with the best handloom saree. Now let’s look at our best handloom sarees for you to wear on the next occasion.

Handwork Embroidery on Golden Tissue Linen Saree

First, let us look at the most elegant design that we have on board with us in our handloom saree collection specially woven by Indian weavers with love. Our latest handwork embroidery tissue linen saree is the best you can get for any wedding occasion or heavy party. The golden tissue will have the most elegant look plus the speciality of Handwoven material. We also have a silver lining border to make it look more elegant and classy. The embroidery in the saree is all hand done by Indian weavers. All authentic and traditional this saree is the best for every occasion.

Golden Tissue Linen Saree Handwoven

The best way to explain the beauty of this saree is just by looking at the picture. In this picture, you can definitely see the detailing in the saree and the bright color very clearly. If you ask someone who is always looking for bright color sarees but always ends up getting a dull one then this is the best for you. This saree is handwoven but it just looks as perfect as machine-made. The detailing in this saree can be clearly seen on the pallu which has thin linings.

Stunning Black handwoven Linen Saree

Our very famous and always out of stock beautiful black handwoven linen saree is the best for any college festival. If you want to look elegant but also somewhat stylish then you can go for this black handwoven saree. The saree has a magenta pink border going all over the edges of the fabric. You can also clearly see the tassels attached at the end of the pallu which gives it a more modern look. The silver borders at the pallu also give a fusion touch to the saree.

Handwork Embroidery on Dark Navy Blue Linen Saree

We actually don’t know anyone who doesn’t like royal blue color. That’s why we have brought for you our latest royal blue collection of handwoven saree. The golden border present all over the royal blue saree will give it a more rich look. The tassels at the end of the water will also make you look more stylish and trendy. How can we forget about embroidery? The embroidery in this saree is done by Indian weavers especially. The detailings on the embroidery can be clearly seen in this picture. All of the work in this saree is done by weavers from India with love.

Black and Orange Pallu Linen Jamdani Buti Saree

This latest Jamdani Buti saree will definitely grab your attention in the last. If you are looking for something plain and less heavy then you can go for this orange jamdani saree available in our latest collection. This saree is also equipped with tassels at the end of the border. Also, the polka-dot weave will give you a more trendy look. The golden border at both of the ends of the saree is also very elegant. Also, the black base is definitely what we needed in this saree.

Here are the latest collection of handloom sarees from Loomfolks. We hope that you like each and every saree and will continue to shop with us for the latest collection with love from Indian weavers!

How can sustainable fashion make you a better person?

The fashion industry generates the 2nd highest amount of wastage in the world, right after the oil and fuel companies. Big brands often throw away clothes that do not fit their perfect criteria. A single loose thread, miss-print of design, small wear & tear are reasons enough for the fashion world to discard the garment. Also, the fast fashion market makes use of synthetic fabrics that take a toll on the environment. These garments have a very short life span and are mostly not recyclable. Sustainable fashion is the movement towards better ecological habits and social reform.

Here are a few tips to help you be a more sustainable consumer-

Go vintage. Dig out your mom’s wardrobe for classic pieces that can be restyled or tailored to fit your style sensibility. Linen sarees are timeless pieces that become softer overtime. Style it with a trendy crop top or denim jacket for a trendy look.
Recycle. Demin is made to last, so bring out your old jeans and jackets to recycle. You can make hot shorts from old jeans or add badges to your jackets to restyle them. If you cannot find a way to wear them, recycle to make tote bags, wallets and more.
Donate. There will always be people who have less than us, donate your old clothes to nearby orphanages or NGO’s. Make sure they are wearable and in good condition, please do not donate garbage.
Fast fashion detox. The fast-fashion brands will give you the latest trendy clothes for cheap prices. Remember these clothes will most likely not make it for even a year, they will fade, tear or stop being trendy.
Learn your style. Instead of following every trend, learn what suits your body type the best and what is most comfortable for you. Invest in a few solid pieces that you can restyle over time. A good denim jacket, a great pair of jeans, simple handloom linen designs, and one classic little black dress.
Buy handloom. One of the most sustainable fashion practices is the craft of handloom. India is home to a number of handloom artisans and weavers. These are not just beautiful pieces but will also last for a very long time. Visit www.loomfolks.com for a wide range of handloom and handcrafted designs directly sourced from weavers.
Support for local designers. Instead of buying from big brands that employ child-labor, create a huge amount of wastes and other unethical practices. Instead, buy from your local designers and friends.
Say No to synthetic. Artificial fabrics like nylon and polyester are bad for the environment and also for your skin. Instead, opt for natural fabrics like cotton and linen.

These simple tips are easy to follow and will not burn a hole in your pocket if each citizen practices a few sustainable choices the impact will be huge. The truth is that we have a moral responsibility towards the planet and it is imperative to start making lifestyle choices. So reuse, recycle and restyle!