Saris and Things Multiple Colors - Sari Petticoat Stitched Indian Saree Petticoat Adjustable Waist Sari Skirt

I ordered a red petticoat first, to see how it is made, seam quality, etc. The cut is plain and somewhat A-line, which is perfect for underneath yards of saree fabric, fits a number of clothing sizes, and is very comfortable. The quality and workmanship is excellent, especially given the price - I was debating on sewing my own but after seeing how well this is done, I ordered another one right away, this time in a different color. The hems are solid, no crooked seams, no fraying after washing - I would definitely recommend these petticoats! The company was very efficient in service as well - instant courteous e-mail, super-fast processing and shipping of both orders.

I'm pretty happy with my sari petticoat. The stitching is done well & the fabric is lightweight & rayonish - that'll keep it from clinging to the sari. I'm 5'1" & it drags the floor, so I'm going to have to hem it a few inches. So, anyone taller should be fine with the length. The drawstring is made from the same fabric as the skirt & helps to keep it nice & snug. The width is way to much for me & I'm not skinny. I'm going to have to take that in a couple of inches, too. Sari petticoats are supposed to be made of 6 panels of fabric; this is just 2 sewn down either side. So, it'll make it easy to alter. Oh - I chose the "natural" since it looked pretty tan, but it's a light cream. Colors vary on computers, so that may be the reason, but this was a lot lighter than I thought it'd be. But, overall, I think it was worth the $22.

Just as described, and size was fine--thanks, reviewers. Wore this under my borrowed sari to a Hindu wedding. Was wondering if I would have to shorten it, but it turns out the sari is to be worn very long, so it was fine. When washed first, it is soft and lovely. The groom's mom re-wrapped my sari because I looked like a perverted Statue of Liberty. Great time.

I was scared to buy this online as my hip measurement is 45" and other brands went up to 40" but this fit perfectly - it's not tight either. This is not stretchable though if you're looking for that (I wasn't). Great option if you have a saree for which you don't have a petticoat!

Very cheap fabric it's worth it if you need something cheap for a night but very thin

I didn't expect the finest of materials, but this was the color shown and the quality was good. I was going to sew one, but this wasn't much more than the cost of fabric. The tie seemed sturdy. I would not hesitate to buy this again. I am 5'4" with short legs (I usually need short or petite pants) and it fit at a good length.

I am a US size 18, with 46" hips and 40" waist. I bought 3 in grey, natural and brown. All 3 are too snug; I am keeping two of them because they are nice well made cotton, but one was 1) not brown, it was mustard 2) a different material than cotton, probably synthetic and 3) not well sewn with inside out seams and raggedy bits. For the western market, make them wider in hips and waist, and we like elastic waist, not string, which I think is a religious thing for Indian women.

Somewhat large, but will work great for wearing with the sari I will be using. The cypress color is more of a blue/green. I wear a size 12 and was having a hard time finding a petticoat on-line that would fit my hips, most of them say they are for small to medium sizes.