Name : Ethnic Wear Traditional Kurti Casual Kurti Festive Kurti Designer Kurti Embroidered Kurti Printed Kurti Silk Kurti Cotton Kurti Chic Kurti Vintage Kurti

Fabric : Georgette

Sleeve Length : Three-Quarter Sleeves

Pattern : Solid

Combo of : Single

Sizes :  

XS (Bust Size : 34 in, Size Length: 42 in)

S (Bust Size : 36 in, Size Length: 42 in)

M (Bust Size : 38 in, Size Length: 42 in)

L (Bust Size : 40 in, Size Length: 42 in)

XL (Bust Size : 42 in, Size Length: 42 in)

A kurti is a traditional and versatile garment worn primarily in South Asia, especially in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It is a long tunic or top that typically reaches just above or below the knees and is often paired with leggings, churidars, or jeans.

Key features of a kurti include :  

Design : Kurtis come in a wide range of styles, from simple and elegant to elaborate and ornate. They can feature various necklines, sleeve lengths, and hemlines. Common designs include straight-cut, A-line, and high-low styles.

Fabric : They are made from various fabrics, including cotton, silk, chiffon, and georgette. The choice of fabric often depends on the occasion and the weather.

Patterns : Kurtis can be plain or embellished with embroidery, prints, or embellishments such as sequins and beads. Traditional patterns may include intricate designs, while modern versions might feature bold prints and patterns.

Occasions : Kurtis are versatile and can be worn for casual outings, office wear, and festive occasions. They can be dressed up with accessories or kept simple for a more relaxed look.

Cultural Significance : The kurti is a staple in South Asian fashion and often reflects cultural heritage and personal style. It can be worn by people of all ages and is appreciated for its comfort and adaptability.

Overall, the kurti is a blend of traditional charm and modern practicality, making it

Country of Origin : India