Classic Round Neck BlouseSimple, timeless round neckline suitable for all sarees. Boat Neck BlouseWide neckline that runs horizontally, elegant and modest. Deep V-Neck BlouseFor a more modern and bold look, deep neckline with or without back designs. High Neck BlouseNeckline up to the collarbone or neck, often paired with sheer fabrics or embroidery. Halter Neck BlouseSleeveless, neck-tied style — great for fusion or party sarees. Backless / Deep Back BlouseBack design is key here — tied with strings or buttons. Sleeveless / Cap Sleeve BlouseSimple arm styles for hot climates or modern saree looks. Elbow-Length Sleeves BlouseMore traditional look, common in South India. Full Sleeve BlouseElegant, used often in bridal or festive sarees. Sheer or Net Back BlouseTransparent back with embroidery or beadwork. Cold Shoulder / Cut-out Sleeve BlouseModern, showing shoulders with cut-out sleeve designs.

Square NeckAngular neckline with straight edges, elegant and neat. V-NeckSharp or soft V shape, modern and flattering for many body types. High Neck (Collared Neck)Neckline that goes up to the collar or higher, sometimes with buttoned plackets. Off Shoulder / Bardot NeckWide neckline that sits below the shoulders. Mandarin Collar / Chinese CollarSmall standing collar, neat and structured. Collar Neck with PlacketShirt-style collar with buttons.

Puffed SleevesPuffy, gathered sleeves giving a vintage or royal look. Bell SleevesSleeves flare out towards the wrist like a bell, trendy and feminine. Cold Shoulder SleevesSleeves with cutouts exposing the shoulder. Ruffled SleevesDecorated with ruffles or layers, adding volume and style. Frill SleevesSleeves with frills at the hem for a feminine touch. SleevelessClassic for summer or party wear, modern and minimal. Cap SleevesSmall sleeves that cover just the shoulder. Half SleevesExtend midway between shoulder and elbow, very common. Three-Quarter SleevesCover up to just below the elbow, elegant and modest.

Zari WorkIntricate metallic thread embroidery, usually gold or silver — very traditional and festive. ZardoziHeavy gold/silver thread embroidery with beads, stones, and sequins — royal and bridal favorite. Resham EmbroideryColorful silk thread embroidery, floral or geometric designs, subtle elegance. Mirror Work (Shisha)Small mirrors sewn onto fabric creating a reflective sparkle — popular in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Gotapatti WorkDecorative gold/silver ribbon embroidery outlining patterns, common in bridal blouses. Sequin WorkShiny sequins sewn to add glitz — great for party wear blouses. BeadworkUse of beads to create patterns and textures — adds dimension. CutworkFabric is cut out and embroidered around the edges — intricate and airy look. Hand PaintingArtistic hand-painted motifs or scenes on fabric, very unique and personalized. Appliqué WorkDecorative fabric pieces sewn onto blouse for texture and pattern. Kundan WorkEmbellishment with Kundan stones and jewels — luxurious and bridal. Pearl WorkPearls sewn onto blouse for a classic, sophisticated look. Kantha StitchSimple running stitch embroidery from Bengal — folk and ethnic style. Mukaish WorkTiny metallic dots embroidered to create shimmer, popular in Lucknow.