Deep blue katan silk unstitched suit set with small white block-printed florals on the dupatta and sleeve pieces and a near-plain body.

Deep Blue Katan Silk Suit, White Floral Print | Kinara

$27.10
Sale price  $27.10 Regular price  $44.43
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Deep blue katan silk unstitched suit set with small white block-printed florals on the dupatta and sleeve pieces and a near-plain body.

Deep Blue Katan Silk Suit, White Floral Print | Kinara

$27.10
Sale price  $27.10 Regular price  $44.43

Deep blue silk, with tiny white flowers saved for the dupatta and sleeves.

Why this piece

  • The print is concentrated on the dupatta and sleeve pieces
  • Small repeating florals in white on a single deep blue tone
  • Opaque silk with a soft sheen, no lining required

The print

The main body is left almost plain in deep blue. The pattern is held back for the dupatta and the sleeve pieces, where small white florals repeat densely and are closed off by decorative bands along the dupatta edges. It is a monochrome set that gets its interest from where the print is, rather than how much of it there is.

Styling

A near-plain deep blue kurta with printed sleeves is about as office-appropriate as ethnic wear gets, and the same set reads formal in the evening with silver. Keep the sleeve print full length rather than cropping it, since that is where the design lives. Stitch a straight kurta and let the dupatta borders show at the front.

The details

  • Top: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide
  • Bottom: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide
  • Dupatta: 2.5 m, 35 to 36 inches wide
  • Weight: 600 to 650 g for all three pieces together
  • Stitching: tailor it to your exact fit, up to 4XL, with the length customised for larger sizes
  • Lining: not needed, the fabric is opaque; add one only to elevate the look
  • Care: dry clean the first wash, then a gentle cold hand wash
  • Dispatch: next working day, even though every metre is block printed by hand
  • Collection: Kinara

The small florals vary a touch in weight from one repeat to the next, as hand-stamped prints do.

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