Designer Suits

Our designer suits for women are coordinated sets, usually a kurta with bottoms and a matching dupatta, made in our Jaipur studio. Light prints for the everyday, embroidered sets for the occasions, all finished by hand.

Styles in the collection

The range covers straight and A-line kurta suits, flowing anarkali sets, and sharara and palazzo pairings. Some come with a dupatta, some are kept clean and minimal. There is something here for daily wear and something for the festive calendar.

Fabrics

We use natural fabrics like cotton, chanderi and silk, with georgette and organza dupattas on some sets. Cotton suits everyday heat, while silk and chanderi step things up for occasions.

From daily to occasion

Wear the lighter printed suits to the office or through an ordinary day. Save the embroidered and anarkali sets for festivals, Diwali, family functions and pujas. The cuts are made to flatter and easy to move in, which matters when the day runs long.

The craft

Embroidery runs from subtle thread detailing to heavier gota patti, marodi and resham work. Most suits are made to order, so there is care in the fit and the finish.

How to style a suit set

A coordinated set is already a full look, so keep accessories simple. Swap in juttis for daywear or heels for an occasion. The dupatta can be draped or left to one side depending on the formality.

Related edits

Explore kurta sets, embroidered kurta sets, sharara sets and short kurti with sharara.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a suit set?

Usually a kurta or anarkali, bottoms and a dupatta. Check the product page for exact inclusions.

Are these suitable for weddings?

Yes. The embroidered and anarkali sets work well for festive and wedding-adjacent occasions.

What fabrics do you use?

Cotton, chanderi and silk, with georgette or organza dupattas on some sets.

Where are they made?

In our Jaipur studio, most of them made to order.