Details
Fabric : Handloom Cotton Kurta with Cotton Pant
Dress : Su, the model is wearing a set in size S
Wash Care : Dry Wash
Neckline : Boat Neck
Sleeves : Half Sleeves
Neck Depth : 0.08 m (7.62 cm)
Top Length : 1.07 m (106.68 cm)
Pant Length : 0.97 m (96.52 cm)
Pocket : On both sides
Disclaimer : The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness
Story
In the dead of the night, when the world was sound asleep, they would creep out of their warm beds and into the cold night air. They would tiptoe to the roof and lay still under the starry sky, each captive to her own overactive imagination. On other nights, they would sneak to the lake, where theyd watch the moon swim in a pale, silvery haze. Theyd listen to the last strains of the symphony of frogs and cicadas, who faithfully ushered in the day's end. On certain others, theyd break into the pantry and grab freshly-baked buns and slather them with jam. With sticky fingers, theyd try to clean up the tell-tale crumbs that miraculously appeared, no matter how hard they tried. These were their secret adventures, a precious part of themselves that no one else would know.
Find solace in your sweetest memories, when you wear this elegant black kurta thats paired with black bottoms. The kurta is made of handloom cotton, while the bottoms are made of cotton.
Description
Handloom cotton is handwoven by our weavers on mechanical looms. The process is time and labour-intensive, using techniques that have been passed down across generations of artisans. The resultant fabric is extraordinarily soft, breathable and resilient, and also drapes very well. Using handloom cotton not only helps us to work with smaller weavers but also plays an important role in reducing the environmental footprint of the garments we produce.
One of the most popular natural fibres in the world, cotton is hailed for its beauty, comfort, durability and versatility. Cotton is naturally sustainable and its cultivation supports local farmers and communities. A low maintenance fabric, cotton is also hypoallergenic, making it the perfect choice around the year, especially for the Indian climate.
