hi! any recommendations to buy saris? im putting together my wedding trousseau and I would love to know what you’d recommend. Ive visited all the usual suspects like kimaya, ensemble and melange- honestly I find all of it quite overpriced. For me that is. Thanks! vandana.

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November 15, 2011

Anonymous asked: hi! any recommendations to buy saris? im putting together my wedding trousseau and I would love to know what you'd recommend. Ive visited all the usual suspects like kimaya, ensemble and melange- honestly I find all of it quite overpriced. For me that is. Thanks! vandana.

Hi Vandana, I personally love Jade on Altamount Road. Beautiful fabrics and wonderful designs. Otherwise look for smaller places that give amazing discounts and have beautiful outfits. There’s Vaishali in Juhu, near SIET College. There is also a small store called Sushma in Juhu near Banana Leaf. A friend says she loved this store called Sagar. The usual suspects are done to death - or go for Shymal & Bhumika - am sure they’ll put together an outfit for you at reasonable rates. :D Ask me if you need anything more! :D Happy Trousseau Shopping!