Womens Embroidered & Printed Straight Kurta with Pants & Printed Dupatta Set

Straight Kurta (Top):

• Cut and Fit: The straight kurta features a simple, sleek cut that flows straight down from the shoulders, providing a comfortable and flattering fit. It is ideal for women who prefer a more structured and minimalist design.
• Length: Typically knee-length or slightly below, making it suitable for a variety of occasions and comfortable for daily wear.
• Neckline: The kurta usually has a round or V-neck, but variations such as keyhole or boat necks are also common. The neckline might feature delicate embroidery, adding elegance to the outfit.
• Sleeve Style: Sleeves are generally 3/4th or full-length, and they may be embellished with embroidery or have a simple, clean finish.
• Embroidered Detailing: The embroidery is typically found on the neckline, sleeves, or hem, often featuring intricate patterns such as floral motifs, geometric designs, or thread work.
• Print Design: The body of the kurta might be printed with block prints, digital prints, or hand-painted motifs, adding a modern touch to the traditional silhouette.

2. Pants (Bottoms):

• Style: The pants in this set are usually straight or slim-fit, providing a contemporary and chic look. They offer a comfortable fit compared to more traditional options like salwars.
• Waist: The pants may have an elastic waistband or a drawstring, offering adjustable comfort. Some designs may have a zipper closure.
• Length: The pants are typically ankle-length or slightly above the ankle, making them versatile for pairing with both flats and heels.
• Design: The pants may feature printed or embroidered accents at the hem or sides, matching the kurta’s style. Sometimes, they are designed with small details like pleats or gathers for added texture.
• Fabric: The pants are usually made from a light, breathable material like cotton, rayon, or blended fabrics for comfort.

3. Printed Dupatta (Scarf):

• Fabric: The dupatta is often made of a lightweight material like chiffon, georgette, or soft cotton to complement the kurta. The fabric allows the dupatta to drape beautifully.
• Length: It typically has a generous length, allowing it to be worn in a variety of ways, such as draped over the shoulder or wrapped around the neck.
• Print Design: The dupatta often features a coordinating print or pattern that complements the kurta. The print can range from floral, paisley, geometric patterns to abstract designs, offering a visually appealing contrast or harmony with the kurta.
• Embellishments: Some dupattas feature additional embellishments such as small tassels or beadwork along the edges for an extra touch of flair.