Size Chart
Kurta Size: Free Size (XL) - Adjustable up to Chest 42 inch with the help of a tailor. Fully Stitched
Kurta Length: 44-45 Inch
Pant Size: Free Size - Adjustable up to XL with the help of a tailor. Fully Stitched
Pant Length: 40 Inch
Package Contains: Kurta, Pant and Dupatta
.Soft Twill Net Silk Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta
Designed in soft twill net silk for a rich and graceful appearance
Kurta has full sleeves detailed with embroidery and delicate lace border
Adorned with elegant embroidery, shimmering sequence, and subtle stone hand work
Comes with a comfortable inner lining made of soft micro cotton
The pant matches perfectly with lace detailing and hand embroidery
Dupatta is finished with box pall edges and fine embroidery to complete the look
A beautiful choice for festive evenings, rituals, and cultural functions
When to Wear
This outfit is most suitable for occasions that call for a refined and traditional look. Whether you're attending a religious function, a festive dinner, or a close-knit family gathering, this kurta set helps you stand out with grace. It’s perfect for festivals like Navratri, Raksha Bandhan, or Karva Chauth, where cultural dress is appreciated and adds to the celebration.
It’s also a lovely pick for attending a haldi or mehendi ceremony, where you want to look stylish yet modest. The embroidery and stone detailing make it appropriate for evening celebrations where lighting enhances the sequence work. You can wear it comfortably during pre-wedding rituals or even at formal cultural programs and musical evenings.
This set is also a wise option for hosting guests at home during special occasions or participating in community events. The full sleeves and lining make it wearable throughout the year, especially in cooler indoor venues or mild weather. It’s also suitable for photoshoots, family portraits, or virtual celebrations where a polished look is desired. Avoid outdoor use during hot summer afternoons, but it’s perfect for controlled or shaded settings.
How to Wear
Begin by wearing the kurta and adjusting the sleeves so the lace and embroidery fall smoothly. The pant should be ironed neatly to ensure the borders and work are clearly visible. Pair it with the matching dupatta—drape it in a side pallu across one shoulder or style it across both shoulders in a V shape to frame the embroidery beautifully.
Enhance your overall look with traditional or semi-traditional accessories. Choose a small pendant or choker to match the neckline of the kurta. Silver or antique gold jewellery works well with this outfit, depending on the embroidery tone. A light pair of bangles and a stylish clutch will elevate your appearance without drawing attention away from the dress.
For footwear, opt for embroidered juttis, kolhapuris, or closed-toe heels that complement the net silk fabric. Hairstyles like a mid-bun with a few loose strands or a side braid will suit the elegance of the outfit. Subtle makeup with a hint of highlighter, kajal, and neutral lip color will tie the look together. Drape the dupatta neatly to let its work remain visible while moving or sitting.
