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yes,I can wear saree below navel, usually I wear saree about 5 to 6 inches below only. it is very comfortable for me by this and the border sarees goes well when we wear well below navel by V shape and adjust the border near the waist. even i wear transperant sarees also well below navel it gives rich look when it is exposed in single layer, my mom also wear like this and my sisters also wear like this my hubby likes me to see saree well below my navel, always he insists me to wear well below.
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