Pankhudi Sunset Peach Kota Cotton Embroidered Suit (T+D)

What colour are the tulips?

Coral-red and peach tulips with green leaves, outlined in white dotted stitches, bloom across the lower front of the peach top. Small flower butis are scattered above, and the dupatta carries more tulips. The tones are warm and close to the base, so the effect is rich but soft.

What bottom goes with sunset peach?

Ivory and cream keep it soft for office. For festive days, teal, bottle green or maroon give a rich contrast. A gold-toned bottom also works for an office party. Choose cotton so the outfit stays as breathable as the Kota top.

What occasions suit the Sunset Peach?

Summer outings and travel first: the light kota cotton stays cool and the soft peach looks fresh in the heat. It also works for office wear, kitty parties and brunches, and an office party. Peach is a warm shade that moves easily from work to a celebration with a change of earrings.

Is it stitched or unstitched?

Unstitched. You get the embroidered top fabric and the dupatta, each around 2.4 to 2.5 metres, and you have the kurta made to your measurements and style. No bottom fabric comes with it, which leaves you free to pair it with what you already own.

Does Kota cotton need a lining?

Usually yes. The checked weave is airy, which keeps it cool but also makes it slightly see-through, especially in light shades. A soft cotton lining in a skin tone or a matching colour keeps the kurta modest and helps it fall neatly. Lining is not part of the set.

How long is the dupatta and how does it drape?

It is about 2.4 to 2.5 metres, a generous length for a one-shoulder pleat, a both-shoulder festive drape or a loose loop around the neck. Kota cotton is light with a little body, so it stays where you pin it and does not slip constantly.