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Kurtis

The kurti is the most worn piece in an Indian wardrobe, and the one that rewards good craft the most. Ours draw on two traditions: Aari work from Kashmir and Chikankari from Lucknow.

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About Kurtis

Our Aari kurtis are mostly in ruby cotton, a soft, sturdy cotton that holds embroidery well. Florals run around the neckline or across the sleeves, in colours from mustard and lavender to wine and black. Many belong to our Summer Tops collection, made for warm days and easy styling.

Our Chikankari kurtis are hand-embroidered and come in soft cotton, Chanderi, dobby cotton, voile cotton and muslin. They are lighter and airier, with embroidery that keeps the look refined. These form part of our Nawabi Summer collection.

Choose a short kurti to wear with jeans or straight pants, or a long kurti for a fuller, more traditional silhouette. Sizes run from XS to XXL, with the chest measurement in inches shown on each product page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a short and a long kurti?

A short kurti ends around the hip and pairs easily with jeans or trousers. A long kurti falls to the knee or below for a fuller, more traditional look.

What sizes are available?

Kurtis come in sizes from XS to XXL, with the chest measurement in inches shown against each size. Available sizes vary by piece.

Are the kurtis hand-embroidered?

Our Chikankari kurtis are hand-embroidered. The craft for every kurti is named in its title and description.

What is ruby cotton?

Ruby cotton is a soft, medium-weight cotton with a smooth surface, comfortable for daily wear and well suited to embroidery.