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
.Designer Soft Twill Net Silk Kurta Pant Dupatta Ensemble
Made from soft twill net silk, giving a polished and rich appearance
Kurta comes with full-length sleeves featuring embroidery and lace border detailing
Intricate hand embroidery with sparkling sequence and stone embellishments
Comfort-enhanced with a micro cotton inner lining to stay breathable
Coordinated pant stitched in the same silk fabric with border embroidery and handwork
Dupatta crafted in twill net silk with a box pall and fine lace embroidery finish
Ideal for traditional events, daytime gatherings, or special festive wear
When to Wear
This kurta pant dupatta set is suitable for a wide range of traditional Indian occasions. Whether it's a pooja at home, a small engagement ceremony, or a festive lunch during Diwali or Eid, this ensemble adds the right mix of elegance and charm. It is a great outfit for wearing to temples, family rituals, or cultural gatherings that require ethnic wear with subtle grandeur.
This set works well during day events like haldi or housewarming functions where you want something rich but not too overpowering. The stone hand work adds a soft sparkle, especially in natural daylight. It’s also a good pick for college farewell events, community celebrations, or dressing up for festivals such as Janmashtami, Pongal, or Onam.
Perfect for attending a classical dance show, music recital, or a spiritual meet, it keeps you comfortable and beautifully dressed for extended hours. Thanks to the full sleeves and breathable micro cotton inner, it suits mild or slightly warm weather. It’s also appropriate for making a graceful impression during family brunches or meetups. Avoid wearing it during outdoor summer afternoons or rainy settings due to the delicate silk and embroidery.
How to Wear
Begin by ensuring the kurta is steam-pressed to highlight the embroidery and keep the sleeves crisp. Match it with the pant and adjust the lace borders so they lie flat. The dupatta can be draped around one shoulder or styled diagonally to form a V-front to enhance the box pall detailing.
Keep your accessories simple yet traditional. Go for a pair of lightweight chandbalis or studs with a small pendant necklace. If the event is more festive, consider a matching ring and slim bangles. Use a soft-toned clutch or potli bag in ivory, beige, or pastel gold to maintain elegance. Avoid over-accessorising, as the outfit itself has plenty of intricate detailing.
Footwear should be neat and complement the fabric—choose neutral or embroidered juttis, or heeled sandals in nude or matching tones. Hair can be styled in soft waves or a simple low bun for a tidy finish. Use hairpins or a gajra if attending a religious function. Light foundation, a soft shimmer on the eyelids, and a matching lipstick will complete the look without overpowering the embroidery.
