Rooh Rang Sea Green Kota Doria Wax Batik Suit (T+B+D)

How does the batik grid sit on Kota Doria?

This design leans into the fabric. Kota Doria is woven with a fine check pattern, and the batik here is a floral checkerboard, white flowers set in squares across the top. The printed grid and the woven checks echo each other, so the top looks structured and neat, almost tailored, even before it is stitched.

What is on the dupatta?

Its ends carry a grid band with small diamond motifs, picking up the checkerboard of the top, and it finishes in tassels. With the bottom in the same tone as the top, the dupatta is where the outfit gets its detail, so a plain drape over one shoulder shows it off best.

Is the suit ready to wear?

No, it is unstitched dress material: top, bottom and dupatta lengths, so you can tailor it to your measurements. The top and bottom are each about 2.4 to 2.5 metres, and the dupatta about 2.3 to 2.4 metres, which gives your tailor room for most everyday kurta and pant styles.

How should I care for Kota Doria batik?

Hand wash gently with a mild detergent and wash it separately from other clothes. Handle the fine open weave gently: press the water out instead of wringing. Dry it in shade and iron on low heat for a crisp, neat finish.

What occasions does this set suit?

It is an easy office outfit, neat and cool. It also works for a kitty party or brunch, a daytime Mehndi where you want colour without heavy work, and everyday wear when you want something a step up from a plain kurta.