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What am I? I am a pair of Shirt and Trouser, woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of Plain hand-woven Stripes. How...

What am I? I am a Cotton Handwoven Dobby Dupatta How I was woven? I was woven by the technique Handloom Dobby Patterns. How much time did it take? It...

What am I? I am a Shirt woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of "Jaamdani Meenedaar" Jacquard technique a rare technique which is near to...

Named after the miniature artist of Mughal Empire, Basawan was one of the most talented painter of his era, he devoted his time to the emperors to create compelling portraits...

What am I? I am a pair of Shirt and Trouser, woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of Plain hand-woven checks. How...

NOOR reflects softness and quiet elegance, crafted in hand-woven cotton with a graceful winter silhouette. Designed for comfort and ease, it offers timeless wear with understated refinement. Unstitched IncludesShirt: 3.5...

Introducing "Retro" as the name reflects it presents an ode to 90s Aesthetics combined with modern fashion trends, to make you feel evergreen  Fabric Cotton Lawn Includes ShirtTrouser   Saving...

What am I? I am a Fusion Top woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of Hand-woven Jacquard. How much time did it...

Would you ever keep an antelope as an exotic pet?  Jahangir from the Mughal Empire used to have an antelope ‘Mansraj’ that was a sight for sore eyes. Its breathtaking...

Noir is the French word for black. But look at this shirt and you will see it is not black. It is a micro-check — tiny squares of black and...

Product Type: Top Technique: Hand-weaved Checks Fabric: Yarn dyed cotton Weaved by : Riyasat Ali Design: Fusion Color: Green and Kora checks Washing Instructions   Handwash is preferred  Dry Clean   Ecological Detergents Recommended  

What am I? I am a Shirt woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of Dobby Fabric How much time did it take?...