*Size Chart 
Kurta Size: (M Chest 38 inch ), (L Chest 40 inch ) (XL Chest 42 inch ) (2XL Chest 44 inch ). Fully Stitched 
Kurta Length: 39-40 Inch
Farshi Pant Size: Available Size M to 2XL. Example - If you buy this item in M size then Farshi Pant will also come according to M Size body type. If you buy this item in L size then Farshi Pant will also come according to L size body type. 
Farshi Pant Length: 40-41 Inch. Fully Stitched 
Package Contains: Kurta, Farshi Pant and Dupatta
.Kurta crafted in pure natural crepe silk with elegant embroidery sequence work
Full sleeves offer graceful coverage, perfect for modest and formal styling
Comes with a heavy micro cotton inner for a soft and breathable experience
Farshi pant made from matching natural crepe silk, enhanced with an elastic waistband for comfort
Dupatta designed in soft net and decorated with intricate embroidery sequence
The flowy silhouette of the Farshi pant complements the structure of the embroidered kurta
A refined outfit for festive events and family occasions, combining tradition and comfort
The lightweight feel makes it perfect for extended wear, even during warm weather
Natural crepe silk adds a luxurious texture while keeping the outfit practical for movement
Ideal for celebrations, ethnic parties, or religious functions with a touch of subtle glam
When to Wear
This outfit is best worn for occasions that blend cultural elegance with modern comfort. Think of festive gatherings such as Diwali parties, Eid celebrations, or Navratri evenings. It fits beautifully into family ceremonies like engagement functions, housewarming rituals, or pujas at home. The embroidery and soft net dupatta provide the right amount of flair without being too overwhelming, making it appropriate for daytime or evening events alike.
For wedding events such as mehendi or haldi, this ensemble strikes a perfect balance between tradition and style, especially if you prefer a refined look that doesn’t overshadow the bride. The light, breathable crepe silk and relaxed Farshi pant design offer the comfort needed for events that involve mingling, moving around, or participating in rituals.
Even on more formal religious occasions like temple visits or community gatherings, this outfit gives a dignified appearance without compromising on grace. Additionally, if you’re invited to a cultural event or an ethnic day at work or college, it delivers sophistication while remaining rooted in Indian fashion aesthetics.
The modest neckline, full sleeves, and airy dupatta make this a versatile ensemble for transitional weather – you can wear it comfortably in spring, autumn, or summer. It also works well as a graceful eveningwear option when accessorized appropriately, offering a traditional charm with contemporary ease. Overall, it’s a wardrobe essential for anyone who wants to look elegant while staying comfortable.
How to Wear
Pair this embroidered kurta, Farshi pant, and net dupatta set with simple yet statement accessories to highlight its charm. A pair of stone-studded jhumkas or chandbalis will instantly lift the outfit’s elegance, especially for weddings or evening celebrations. If you’re attending a daytime event, opt for lightweight oxidized silver or pearl jewelry to keep things subtle yet classy.
Choose soft makeup with a pop of color on the lips or eyes to enhance the embroidery's shimmer. For the hairstyle, soft curls, a loose braid, or a sleek bun decorated with a gajra can all add an Indian touch to your look. The Farshi pant’s elegant fall means you should wear footwear with slight heels – think embroidered juttis, kolhapuris, or even block-heeled sandals.
When draping the dupatta, let it fall freely over one shoulder for a traditional style or pleat it neatly for more structured occasions. You can also pin it in front across both shoulders to keep it secure during busy celebrations. If you're planning to wear this for a religious function or formal event, a neat, pressed drape will lend a composed and respectful look.
You can also carry a simple clutch or potli bag in neutral or metallic tones to complete the ensemble without overpowering the outfit’s embroidery. Remember, the kurta and Farshi pant already have visual interest with their embroidery and flow, so your additional elements should enhance rather than compete. Keep the look balanced, and you'll stand out with sophistication and style.