Supriya Mishra: Affordable Handloom Sarees from Every Region

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Supriya Mishra:
variety that keeps growing.

Affordable handloom sarees, excellent quality, and sarees from every region of India: a long-time customer’s review of Teevra.

4-minute read · Customer Stories

Some customers leave a review after one order. Supriya Mishra has been ordering for years, and her view of affordable handloom sarees is simple: good prices, good quality, and more choice every year.

01 — Who she is

A yoga teacher, and a long-time customer

Supriya Mishra is a yoga teacher and homemaker, and she has been buying from Teevra for a long time. Her review is short and clear, and it comes back to the same few things that matter to anyone who wears a saree often: price, quality, and choice.

I have been a long time Teevra customer.
Supriya Mishra, yoga teacher and homemaker
02 — Price and quality

Affordable handloom sarees, without giving up quality

Her first point is about value. She calls Teevra’s sarees very reasonably priced, with excellent quality, and she means both for daily wear and for special occasions. That is a pairing people often assume they must choose between. Affordable handloom sarees are not always the best made, and the best made are not always affordable, so a customer who finds both in one place tends to stay.

Their Sarees are very reasonably priced with excellent quality, both for daily and special occasion use.
Supriya Mishra, yoga teacher and homemaker
Supriya Mishra in a rust-red Teevra handloom saree with small woven motifs
Supriya in a Teevra handloom saree
03 — The variety

Sarees from every region

Her second point is range. Teevra sources directly from weavers, and Supriya notes that the sarees come from all regions of India. For a customer who has been buying for years, that matters, because it means there is always something new to learn about and to wear. You can see the same breadth in our weave guides, from the Kanjivaram of the south to the Jamdani of Bengal and the Bandhani of Gujarat and Rajasthan.

They also have Sarees from all regions of India. So the variety is unbelievable.
Supriya Mishra, yoga teacher and homemaker
04 — Growing over time

A collection that has grown with her

The last thing Supriya mentions is that the collection has grown over the years. A customer who stays for years sees the range change, and for a small label that is the best kind of feedback: someone who has watched it from the beginning and still finds more to choose from.

Their collections have grown over the years.
Supriya Mishra, yoga teacher and homemaker
05 — If you are looking

How to find affordable handloom sarees that last

If you are searching for affordable handloom sarees, the way to judge value is to know what each weave should cost. Our handloom saree price guide gives rough ranges for twelve weaves, and our guide to buying handloom sarees online explains how to avoid the common problems. Many customers also start with a cotton handloom, such as the Mangalgiri, which is comfortable for daily wear and affordable. Supriya’s experience is the one we hope every customer has: affordable handloom sarees that wear well, for years.

More stories from long-time customers: Archana, Noopur, Anju, Pushpita and Shaili.

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