Kurta Sets:
Q. What is the length of kurta set?
A. The length of the kurta set is usually upto knee, but in some designs it may be shorter. It varies from design to design. For more info kindly refer to size guide located right next to size selection tab.
Q. What type of khesh/stole do you send if I purchase a khesh/stole along with my kurta set?
A. We send the best suitable khesh/stole for your kurta set from the style pattern selected by you. A contrast colour khesh/stole is selected for the kurta set to make it a perfect style statement in the ceremony.
Q. Does khesh/stole have any sizes?
A. No, khesh/stole has a uniform size. One size fits all.
Q. What type of safa/wedding turban do you send if I purchase a safa/wedding turban along with my kurta set?
A. We send the best suitable safa/wedding turban for your kurta set from the style pattern selected by you. Usually a contrast colour safa/wedding turban is selected for the kurta set but at times a matching safa also looks good. It all depends on the design of kurta set.
Q. Does safa/wedding turban have any sizes?
A. Yes safa/wedding turban does have a size that is regular and large. Regular size fits mostly to all people with normal head size. Large is required for people having bigger head size. We send regular size in the order. But on special request we can make a large size.
Q. What type of mojdi do you send if I purchase a mojdi along with my kurta set?
A. We send the best suitable mojdi for your kurta set from the style pattern selected by you. Usually mojdi is made out of matching fabric that of kurta set, rarely in any designs of kurta set a mojdi is of contrast shade.
Q. Does mojdi have any sizes?
A. Yes mojdi is a foot wear for traditional Indian outfit. So it has to be worn as per your foot size. You can select your desired size from the drop down menu option.
Q. What is a scarf? Does it come along with the kurta set if shown in the picture?
A. Yes. Scarf is used as a neck accessory in some kurta set designs. It comes with Velcro so that you can adjust it on your neck, & mostly the scarf is of satin fabric.
Q. What is a broach? Does it come along with the kurta set if shown in the picture?
A. Yes. Broach is a decorative jewellery item attached to scarf. It is usually made of metal but at times bronze or some other material is also used. It comes along with the kurta set if shown in the picture.
Q. Mojari, safa, & khesh are included in the mentioned price of kurta set?
A. Mojari, khesh, & safa are accessories which are not included in the price of kurta set. You have to buy it separately.
Q. Can I change the cut (shape) of the kurta set after placing the order?
A. Kurta set comes with a standardized square shape cut, and they cannot be changed.
Q. Can I customize a product in terms of colours?
A. Kurta set designs are available in catalogue colours only, if you need any kind of customization in colour then you should contact to our customer care department.
Q. Can I customize my kurta set design from an indo western, sherwani, or jodhpuri design?
A. Yes, you can always customize the outfit you like in the type (i.e. indo western, sherwani, jodhpuri) you want.
* For COD orders no changes will be allowed for the INSTOCK items and for other payment options changes allowed till 24hrs, further changes will not be considered in any case. .
*If any item showing sword with model then it’s only for modelling purpose. .
*Kurta set can be made as per your body measurement and with standard size.
. *Standard Size can be selected at the time of add to cart the item.
* For custom fit, go to “customize & buy” section on the product page.
*For plus size there will be extra charges applicable.
*Measurements for custom fit shall be provided exactly as guided in the customize and buy section.
*Readymade garment will come with 3 to 4 inches of loosing from chest, stomach, & hips for comfort fit. The 3 to 4 inches of loosing in readymade garment is standard Indian ethnic wear tailoring concept.
*Processing time depends from product to product and it is mentioned in every product.
