Fabindia Women Printed Black Kurta

Product code: FDS-32214

10.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Style Note
fabindia specialises in natural, craft-based contemporary pieces, while also providing rural craftsmen and women a platform to use traditional dyeing and fabric printing techniques. Capturing the essence of Indian roots, crafted with a focus on the traditional, this kurta sets the tone for a contemporary trend with an ethnic aesthetic. For the conservative at heart, this piece can be worn with leggings and delicate sandals. For a boho chick meets rebel style, colour block this with bright capris.

Product Details
Black and beige printed kurta with a mandarin collar with a split neckline, made of cotton fabric, has closely stitched pin-tucks on the right and broader pin-tucks on the left half of the kurta, three quarter sleeves and a vented hem

Material and Care
100% cotton
Hand wash separately in cold water using mild detergent
Dry in shade
Do not soak
This unique fabric has been dyed/ hand printed using traditional dyeing processes. Some colours may initially transfer when in dry or wet contact with light coloured fabrics or upholstery. This transfer will reduce after a few washes but we recommend that you wash the product separately for the first few washes.

Size and Fit
Regular fit
The model (height 5'8" and chest 33”) is wearing a size S

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Name Value
Product codeFDS-32214
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price10.99 €
SizeXS, S, M, L, XL

Customer reviews

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  • Disappointed

    Not what I was expecting. Material feels cheap in the hand. Colour is nothing like the listing. The printed black kurta just didn't work out. Look elsewhere.

    Jarvis K. Caudle

  • Expected more

    Sadly this wasn't right for me. Stitching came loose within a week. The fit was well off for me. Not worth the money.

    Benedicto C. Tingley

  • Disappointed

    Not what I was expecting. Material feels cheap in the hand. The printed black kurta just didn't work out. A shame, because the idea is good.

    Nalani Q. McShirie