Silk Kurta

Silk kurtas look very elegant and are extremely comfortable to wear. They are crafted out of a large variety of fabrics and goes well with various outfits. Kurtas are meant for both men and women. Besides, ladies short kurtas known as Kurtis are also available in silk fabric. They are usually formal dresses and are mostly worn during festivals, weddings or any other occasion.

Silk kurtas are available in variety of lengths. Gents kurtas are usually long in size and go well with pyjama, churidar, jeans and trousers. Kurtas worn by women can be long, mid-length or short. The size of the kurtas can be medium (M), large (L) or extra-large (XL).

Fabrics
Quite a large variety of silk fabrics and silk blends are used for making silk kurtas. Some of the commonly used fabrics include:

• Pure Silk
• Jacquard Silk
• Tussar Silk
• Silk Georgette
• Habutai Silk

Design & Style
Silk kurtas come in variety of shades and designs. Gents kurtas can be plain, lightly embroidered on the neckline and cuffs. These kurtas can have exquisite hand embroidery, adorned with svarovski work. Hand work with turquoise sequins on collars and sleeves is also very popular among gents silk kurtas.

Multicolored embroidered silk kurtas are very common among kurtas for women. Chikan work is yet another very popular embroidery pattern found in silk kurtas. Woven traditional designs all over the kurta, traditional gota work, hand embroidery with coloured hand embroidery with colored stones and brocade patch work and dori work on sleeves are some of the unique embellishments available in kurtas meant for women.