Question 1

What is the difference between printed, casual and party wear kurtis here?

Accepted Answer

Printed kurtis (this page) are print-first cotton and rayon — floral, geometric, leaf, paisley — from ₹130. Casual wear kurtis are everyday cotton straight and A-line tunics from ₹160. Party wear kurtis are embroidered, Anarkali or gold-work pieces from ₹290. Buy by how you will wear it.

Question 2

How much should a printed kurti cost in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Printed cotton kurtis in branded stores are often tagged several times this ticket. Live factory prices here start at ₹130; most cotton prints are ₹130&ndash;₹150; a few pieces go to ₹500. Single piece, no catalog minimum.

Question 3

Are these cotton or rayon printed kurtis?

Accepted Answer

Both. The majority of live SKUs are cotton; a large block is rayon. Cotton is the better daily and summer choice. Rayon has a slightly heavier drape. The product title says the fabric — we do not relabel rayon as “pure cotton”.

Question 4

What print and cut should I buy for office or college?

Accepted Answer

Cotton, 3/4 sleeve, knee length, smaller floral or geometric print, A-line or straight. Earth tones — mustard, olive, teal, maroon — match 2026 wholesale sell-through. Save loud maxi prints and sleeveless cuts for home or weekend.

Question 5

Do these printed kurtis come as a set with pant and dupatta?

Accepted Answer

No. This leaf is single kurtis. Surat catalogs often sell 2-piece and 3-piece sets; that is a different product. Pair with our cotton ankle leggings if you want a factory-price bottom.

Question 6

Can I machine wash a printed kurti?

Accepted Answer

Cotton prints: gentle machine bag or cold hand wash, inside out, shade dry. Do not soak dark reds with whites. Rayon: prefer hand wash; it can stretch if spun hard. Iron on the reverse so the print does not glaze.

Printed Kurtis