Men: How to Survive Saree Shopping

No matter what reason you think, you will end up feeling guilty about accompanying your wife or other important people to buy their shopping tour. This guide was written for men to help them make their shopping experience more enjoyable. After all, since you can't beat them, why not join them?

Before going to the store, talk to her about who Sari is, what color she is going to get, what kind of sari is used, etc... This may change once in the store, but it will Help solve some indecisive problems and save time later.

Let her tell you a price estimate and then increase it by about 50-100%. It is better to have some extra cash instead of having to go to the bank.

Assigning her shopping for at least half a day, nothing will make you have a grumpy shopper. Women like to save time when shopping. A hasty decision will only lead to disappointment in the future.

For some people, the aroma of various colors and new fabrics may just be too strong, it can cause migraine. So it is best to have some convenient pills, just in case.

Try not to shop on an empty stomach, which may be irritating to you, which can make your shopping risk with your partner a little unpleasant. Also, keep in mind that there are no ugly sari, but if your spouse points to something and claims that they are ugly, then it is best to agree with them.

Such as "this is a beautiful color", "Look at its delicate embroidery", "Yes it is expensive, but definitely worthy of you", "I think everyone will like your saree" phrase If used properly, the effect will be very fascinating for your important people. Never say "Oh, my God! So much for a piece of cloth?" This is best unheard of, even though you might think about it inside.

Finally, take your credit card with you when you shop. You never know when you can come to help you.

We hope this article will give you an idea of ​​what happens when you shop with your spouse. Most of these tips can be applied to general shopping and saree shopping.

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