Can we wear mulmul saree in summer?

Mulmul cotton sarees are fantastic option for summer attire. Its light, airy feel is perfect for warmer weather. It allows your skin to breathe and prevents you from feeling overheated. Also, it's moisture-absorbing properties help to soak away sweat, making it an ideal option for staying fresh in the heat. So, yes, you can confidently wear mulmul cotton in summer.

For a stunning look, explore our top picks for Mulmul cotton sarees.

Shivanya Handicrafts Lehariya Print Cotton Mulmul Saree

Kiaaron Women's Print Jaipuri Mulmul Cotton Saree

What is mulmul cotton?

Mulmul cotton, also known as muslin or malmal, is a lightweight and finely-woven cotton fabric known for its softness and breathability. The texture of this fabric is soft and smooth, providing a gentle feel against the skin. Originating in India, it's cherished for its gentle texture, making it ideal for hot climates. Its versatility lends itself to clothing like sarees and dresses, as well as bed linens and curtains. Mulmul cotton absorbs moisture well, keeping the body cool and dry. 

If you're interested, we have some fantastic suggestions for Mulmul cotton sarees.

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Jalther Handicrafts Women's Jaipuri Mulmul Cotton Saree

JALTHER Handicrafts Women's Jaipuri Cotton Mulmul Saree

Does mulmul cotton saree need ironing?

Mulmul cotton saree has a naturally relaxed texture with a gentle crinkle, adding to its unique appeal. This means it generally only needs a little ironing to look good. However, if you prefer a smoother finish, you can give it a light ironing on a low heat setting. Just remember to check the care label for specific instructions on temperature.

Please look at some best choices of mulmul cotton sarees.

Shivanya Handicrafts Hand Block Printed Cotton Mulmul Saree

What is the best type of cotton saree?

The best type of cotton saree depends on your personal taste, the occasion, and the climate. Here are some popular options to consider:

1. Banarasi Cotton Sarees: These sarees combine the elegance of Banarasi silk with the comfort of cotton. They are known for their intricate zari work and vibrant colors.

Rekha Maniyar Women's Cotton Woven Banarasi Silk Saree

2. Chikan Work Cotton Sarees: Originating from Lucknow, these sarees feature delicate hand embroidery, adding a touch of sophistication.

SWORNOF Women's Lucknowi Chikankari Linen cotton Saree

3. Mulmul Cotton Sarees: Light, soft, and breathable, mulmul cotton sarees are perfect for warm climates. They are known for their comfort and easy draping.

JALTHER Handicrafts Hand Block Print Jaipuri Mulmul Cotton Saree

Does mulmul cotton shrink?

Like many other cotton fabrics, Mulmul cotton may experience slight shrinkage when exposed to heat and moisture during washing and drying. However, with proper care, you can minimize this effect. Simply follow these gentle steps:

• Wash in cold water.

• Opt for a delicate cycle.
  

• Use low heat when drying.

• Avoid overloading the machine.

By treating your mulmul cotton with care, you can enjoy its wonderful qualities for a long time.