Mangalagiri sarees are named after the town of Mangalgiri in Andhra Pradesh, where they are made. Mangalagiri garments are one of the town’s cornerstones of the economy because they are trendy.

A Mangalagiri saree is one of the most traditional weaves in the state and one of the costliest and may be found in both cotton and silk. One of the numerous reasons for its popularity is the fineness of the weave. Other aspects that contribute to its appeal are the saree’s patterns and designs, which are evocative of the state’s history, particularly the rule of the Nawabs.