Mother Earth Women Magenta Printed Kurta
Product code: FDS-24495
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Size
Product Description
Composition
Magenta printed V-neck kurta made of blended cotton fabric, has a half buttoned placket, short sleeves and a vented hem
Fit
Regular
Wash care
Hand wash separately in cold water using a mild detergent as colour may bleed
Flat dry inside out in shade
Warm iron
The inspiration for this kurta from mother earth is the retro-esque fusion of ethnic apparel and smart workwear. This piece epitomizes how fashion, vintage styling and comfort unite to create the perfect Indian tunic. Mother Earth uses hand processed fabrics including natural and Azo free dyes. Woven with slub yarns for an authentic vintage feel. Those interested in colour blocking can wear this with bright contrasting capris or pants. Others, who want to keep their look classic and chic, can pair this with tonal leggings, and embellished slippers.
Model statistics
The product is a size S on a model of height 5'8" and chest 33"
Information
No additional information available.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-24495 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 9.99 € |
| Size | S, XL, XXL |
Customer reviews
4.5
Based on 6 reviews
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Great value
Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Would order again without thinking.
Gnni O. Albon
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Lovely quality
Really pleased with this one. Stitching is neat throughout. Would order again without thinking.
Simon J. Piddlesden
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Okay overall
Somewhere between good and average. Took a wash before it softened up. The magenta printed kurta is okay for everyday use. Neither delighted nor annoyed.
Stephenie J. Munt
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Colour matches the listing exactly. Good buy.
Cathrin S. Matveichev
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Lovely quality
Really pleased with this one. Stitching is neat throughout. Will be back for another colour.
Ilsa D. Prop
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Would order again without thinking.
Alvina T. Martygin
