Menswear

Subtle patterning meets structured design in this cotton kurta, embroidered at the neckline and finished with multihead threadwork on the front and sleeves. Worn with loose trousers, it strikes a balance between comfort and craft for the man who prefers quiet distinction.

Small Mughal block-printed motifs dance across a cotton net kurta, layered under a waistcoat detailed with paisley embroidery, pintucks, and anchor work. With its nods to heritage and hands-on craft, this look channels tradition through a modern lens.

A sky mist hued short cotton kurta with loose trousers, featuring white anchor and Resham embroidery of floral vines. The embroidery is encased in a circular frame around the button placket, with borders along the neckline, sleeves, and hem. A graceful ensemble for Eid mornings, blending softness and structure for a look that feels as fresh as the celebrations ahead.

Crafted from textured matka silk, this kurta layers floral embroidery with eyelet panels along the front and sleeves offering depth without weight, anchored by loop buttons at the chest. Worn with clean, unfussed trousers, it’s a thoughtful play of pattern and negative space.

Cut from subtly patterned cotton, this kurta showcases multihead embroidery and eyelet detailing along the placket, sleeve ends, and hem. The sharp tailored trousers complete a look that feels both breathable and styled with ease.

A crisp self-textured cotton net kurta is elevated with tonal multihead embroidery and eyelet-inspired cutwork across the chest, sleeves, and hem. Paired with tailored trousers, this ensemble is ideal for a summer Eid with no shortage of style.

With embroidered floral vines climbing across its surface, this paper silk kurta is finished with an open neckline and delicate thread ties. Its loose trousers echo the relaxed mood making this an ensemble that holds ceremony and comfort in equal measure.

Cotton Net Fabric with Thread Work

Raw Silk Fabric Block Printed

A sleek grey sherwani exuding timeless sophistication and understated charm.

The neckline of this matka silk kurta is quietly elevated with tonal floral embroidery, trailing down a neat button placket. A textured silk shawl, scalloped at edges and embroidered along all sides, brings dimension to the ensemble, the ensemble is balanced by simple coordinating pajamas beneath.

Ensemble Babur from the 'Raag Darbari' collection, in a rich jade teal, is a masterful expression of timeless elegance. The pure raw silk kurta is adorned with exquisite pitta work on the neckline and sleeves, complemented by intricate cotton thread embroidery. Paired with coordinating slim trousers, the look is elevated by a shawl, delicately embellished with a spray of sequins and finished with resham embroidery on all sides.

In matka silk, this kurta-and-trouser set is punctuated by a richly embroidered waistcoat, where swirling paisleys unfold in tonal thread. Anchor work and embroidery on the sleeves making the look polished, and worthy of any Eid gathering.

Subtle patterning meets structured design in this cotton kurta, embroidered at the neckline and finished with multihead threadwork on the front and sleeves. Worn with loose trousers, it strikes a balance between comfort and craft for the man who prefers quiet distinction.

Small Mughal block-printed motifs dance across a cotton net kurta, layered under a waistcoat detailed with paisley embroidery, pintucks, and anchor work. With its nods to heritage and hands-on craft, this look channels tradition through a modern lens.