Free colour tool

Match your saree to the right thread shade

Take a photo of the saree you already own, and we will find the closest embroidery thread and zari shades from the actual colour card we stitch with. No guessing from a screen, no waiting for a reply.

Your photo is analysed on your own phone and is never uploaded.

Choose a photo of your saree or fabric

Daylight near a window gives the most accurate match. Fill the frame with the fabric.

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Photograph the saree

Natural daylight, fabric filling the frame, no heavy shadow across it.

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We read the colours

The tool separates the dominant colours in your photo, right there on your device.

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Matched to real thread

Each colour is matched against the Vintex card and our zari catalogue using the CIEDE2000 colour standard.

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Confirm with us

Send the shade list on WhatsApp and we will confirm it against the physical cone before stitching.

Questions about colour matching

Is my saree photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is read and analysed inside your own browser. It is never sent to Dream of Fashions or to any other server, which is also why the tool works even on a weak connection.

Which thread shades does it match against?

The full Vintex thread colour card plus our metallic zari catalogue — the same shade codes we use in production, so what you see here is what we can actually stitch.

How accurate is the match?

Matching uses CIEDE2000, the colour difference standard that models how the human eye judges colour, rather than a naive RGB comparison. Phone cameras and indoor lighting still shift colour, so we always confirm the final shade against the physical cone on WhatsApp before production begins.

Can I match one specific part of the saree?

Yes. Once the photo loads, tap any point on it — a zari border, a single motif, the pallu — and the tool matches that exact spot instead of the whole picture.

What if none of the matches look right?

Send us the photo on WhatsApp at +91 89198 29176. We compare against physical thread cones by hand, which is still the most reliable method for difficult shades like deep maroons and metallics.