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Key design & featuresHere are typical design details which distinguish it:Fabric & stretch: Uses stretchable materials (like Lycra, spandex blends) so it hugs the body instead of being loose like a regular petticoat. High waist / tummy control: Some designs extend above the natural waist, giving light shaping to tummy/abdomen.Hip/thigh shaping: Often the shapewear covers hips and thighs, ensuring the saree falls smoothly without bulges. Side slit / freedom of movement: To allow walking/sitting comfortably, some have a slit or design at lower leg area.Secure waistband: Good shapewear will have a well-fitting waistband (elastic + sometimes draw-string) so the saree tuck remains intact. Neutral colours & finishes: Usually in nude/skin/black or matching colour so it doesn’t show through the saree or distract.Length & fall: Often ankle-length (to match saree length), so the under-skirt doesn’t shorten the saree fall.Seamless or flat seams: To avoid visible lines under thin sarees. Purpose & benefitsHelps the saree look more polished & structured. You get a smoother outline, better fall of pleats.Provides more comfort and freedom compared to a stiff petticoat (less bunching, less adjusting). Gives confidence: if you have areas you’d like to shape (tummy, hips) it offers light shaping.Works well for various saree types: lightweight georgette, net, chiffon, as well as heavier silks (though heavier silks might need stronger support) Modern and trendy alternative to the traditional petticoat. When & how to useIdeal for functions, weddings, events when you want to look your best under a saree.For daily wear, a simpler petticoat might suffice—heavy shapewear may feel more compressed. When draping, make sure the tuck is secure, the shapewear sits well at the waist, hips and you’re comfortable walking, sitting.Match the shapewear length so the saree fall isn’t shortened; match colour so it doesn’t show through.