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
.Elegant Soft Twill Net Silk Kurta Set
This kurta set is crafted from soft twill net silk that gives a graceful finish
Full sleeves with embroidery and lace border add an elegant charm
Beautiful heavy embroidery and sequence work with hand-applied stonework
Lined with soft heavy micro cotton for all-day comfort
Matching pant features lace-bordered embroidery with the same rich fabric
Dupatta made in soft twill net silk with embroidery, sequence work, and box pall
Ideal for festive occasions, weddings, and cultural gatherings
When to Wear
This kurta, pant, and dupatta set is perfect for traditional events like wedding ceremonies, festive celebrations such as Diwali or Eid, or religious functions at home or in the community. The rich fabric and intricate embroidery make it suitable for events where you want to appear polished and graceful without being overly loud. It’s a fantastic choice for attending family functions or formal get-togethers where cultural elegance is appreciated.
You can also wear this outfit to evening receptions or engagement parties. The stone work and sequence detailing shine beautifully under evening lights, making it ideal for nighttime events. If you’re attending a mehendi or sangeet function, this ensemble provides the right balance of comfort and style. It can also be worn for important pujas or as a guest to a housewarming celebration.
It’s best suited for slightly cooler climates due to the lining and long sleeves. Avoid wearing it in harsh summer afternoons, but it’s very comfortable for air-conditioned indoor events or evenings. This set can be worn during the monsoon too, thanks to its breathable micro cotton inner which absorbs moisture while keeping you fresh.
How to Wear
To wear this set stylishly, start with the kurta and make sure it’s well-pressed so the embroidery stands out. Pair it with the matching pant, ensuring the lace borders are neatly aligned to showcase the craftsmanship. Drape the dupatta in a front pallu style to highlight its box pall and detailed work. You can also pin one side of the dupatta on your shoulder and let the other hang loose for a casual yet elegant look.
Style your hair in soft curls or a neat bun to complement the neckline and sleeve details. Choose subtle makeup with a hint of shimmer on the eyes to match the sequence and stone work. Accessorise with medium-sized jhumkas or delicate chandbalis, a matching embroidered clutch, and bangles or a bracelet that doesn’t clash with the lace borders.
Wear embellished flats or low heels that match the base color of the outfit. Avoid overly flashy footwear since the embroidery and handwork already carry visual weight. You can enhance the ethnic appeal by adding a statement ring or a traditional bindi. Keep the look balanced—let the outfit shine by keeping the accessories complementary, not competing.
