Sarees ₹1000 to ₹1499

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Sarees ₹1000 to ₹1499 — quick answers

What is the price range of sarees in this collection?

Every saree here is priced between ₹1000 and ₹1499. Among our 30 best sellers, prices run from Rs 1050 to Rs 1495, with most around Rs 1250.

Which types of sarees can I buy between ₹1000 and ₹1499?

The collection has 2554 sarees. Among the best sellers you will find soft silk, chiffon, Banarasi, tussar, ombre, Gadwal, silk and Kanjivaram sarees.

Is cash on delivery available on these sarees?

Yes, cash on delivery is available across India. Vastranand sells factory-direct from Surat and has served over 1 million customers.

Can I exchange a saree if it does not suit me?

You can raise an eligible exchange request within 48 hours of delivery through returns.vastranand.com.

Are there Banarasi or Kanjivaram style sarees under ₹1500?

Yes, the best sellers include Banarasi sarees, Gadwal pattu sarees and a soft silk Kanjivaram saree, all within this price band.

This collection brings together sarees priced from ₹1000 to ₹1499, for shoppers who want a silk look and a festive drape without stretching the budget. Among the 2554 sarees here you will find soft silk, chiffon, Banarasi, tussar, Gadwal, Kanjivaram and ombre styles. Every saree is sold factory-direct from Surat, with cash on delivery available across India.

What you will find in this collection

The range is led by soft silk sarees, followed by chiffon, Banarasi and tussar. Gadwal, ombre, silk and Kanjivaram sarees complete the mix. Best sellers include:

Soft silk: Gadwal checked with zari border, Pochampally Patola, Bandhani butti and Kalamkari printed sarees.
Chiffon and georgette: stone work and cut work border sarees in shades such as mustard, rani pink and sky blue.
Tussar: Ghicha, pashmina print and floral patchwork sarees.
Banarasi and Kanjivaram: pista Banarasi silk Gadwal pattu and cream soft silk Kanjivaram.

How to choose your saree

For a wedding or a festival, look at soft silk, Banarasi, Gadwal or Kanjivaram sarees with zari borders. For parties and evening events, chiffon and georgette sarees with stone work are lighter to wear and easy to drape. Tussar sarees suit daytime functions and gatherings. Printed styles such as Kalamkari and floral work are a practical choice for regular occasions.

Care

Silk, Banarasi and Gadwal sarees are best dry cleaned, especially for the first wash. Chiffon needs gentle handling and should be kept away from rough surfaces. Store each saree folded in a clean cotton or muslin cloth, and air it from time to time.

Price guide

The 30 best sellers in this collection range from ₹1050 to ₹1495, and most sit around ₹1250. Because the sarees come factory-direct from Surat, you can choose from silk and chiffon styles within a single price band. Over 1 million customers have shopped with us, and eligible exchange requests can be made within 48 hours of delivery through returns.vastranand.com.