Blouse back design
51 designs · updated 15 Nov 2026
The back neck (piche ka gala) is the part of a blouse that people see the most, because the saree pallu covers most of the front.
NewGreen deep V neck with deep U back
NewMaroon round back
NewPurple deep V neck with deep U back
NewGreen deep U back
NewCream deep V neck with square back
NewPink round back
NewBlue deep V neck with deep U back
NewMaroon round back
NewYellow deep V neck with deep paan back
NewPeach deep square back
NewMaroon deep V neck front and back
NewPink deep U back
NewPurple sweetheart neck with deep U back
NewGreen deep V back
NewPink deep sweetheart back
NewGreen sweetheart neck with deep U back
NewPurple deep U back
NewTeal deep V neck with round back
NewRed deep square back
NewGolden deep V neck with deep U back
NewGreen deep square back
NewBlue deep V neck with boat neck back
NewPink deep square back
NewMaroon sweetheart neck with deep square back
NewGreen round back
NewBlue deep V neck with round back
NewMaroon deep V back
NewPurple sweetheart neck with deep round back
NewPurple deep U back
NewBlack deep V neck with deep U back
NewGreen deep square back
NewPink halter neck
NewPurple deep square back
NewMaroon V neck with deep U back
NewGreen round back
NewPink deep V back
NewPurple deep V neck front and back
NewGreen deep V back
NewPeach V neck with paan back
NewGreen round back
NewPink deep V neck front and back
NewGreen round back
NewMaroon sweetheart neck with round back
NewGreen deep U back
NewPink V neck with round back
NewGreen deep U back
NewPurple deep V neck front and back
NewPurple boat neck front and back
About blouse back design
The back neck (piche ka gala) is the part of a blouse that people see the most, because the saree pallu covers most of the front. That is why most of the design goes on the back: the neck shape, a dori with latkans, a keyhole, a border or embroidery. Every design here shows the back clearly and opens on its own page with the usual neck depth, so you can tell your tailor exactly what you want.
Tips for blouse back design
- Decide the depth first. A normal back neck is 7 to 9 inches deep; 10 inches or more counts as a deep back and is best with a padded blouse.
- When the back is busy, keep the front plain. A round or U front with hooks lets the back design stand out.
- Have only one opening. If the blouse opens at the back with a dori or buttons, ask for a closed front, because two openings make the blouse weak.
- Heavy embroidery or latkans on the back pull the fabric down. A firm cotton lining behind the back panel keeps the shape.
Questions people ask
Which back design is easiest to stitch?
A round or U back neck with a simple border or piping. Every tailor can make it, it needs no extra cloth, and it suits every saree.
How deep should a blouse back neck be?
For daily wear, 7 to 8 inches is common. Party and wedding blouses often go to 9 to 12 inches, and anything past 10 inches is best with a padded blouse.
Which back neck design suits a heavy back?
A medium U or round back of 8 to 9 inches with a dori to adjust the fit. Very deep or wide backs show more of the bra line and need a very close fit.