Mother Earth Women Blue Kurta
Product code: FDS-42540
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Product Description
Style Note
mother earth's focus on providing livelihoods for rural artisans resulted in this handmade kurta that fuses earthy goodness with a modern cut and silhouette. This piece epitomises how fashion, vintage styling and comfort unite to create the perfect Indian tunic. 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.
Product Details
Blue printed kurta made of 100% cotton, has a round neckline, chest buttoned placket, three fourth sleeves, contrast panelling on the chest and cuffs and a vented hem
Material and Care
100% cotton
Hand wash separately in cold water using a mild detergent as colour may bleed
Flat dry inside out in shade
Warm iron
Do not soak
Certain fabrics will shrink
Size and Fit
Regular Fit
The model (height 5'8" and chest 32") is wearing a size M
Information
No additional information available.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-42540 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 9.99 € |
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL |
Customer reviews
3.2
Based on 5 reviews
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Poor fit
Looked better online than in person. Stitching came loose within a week. Uncomfortable after an hour. Can't recommend it.
Thoma D. Capini
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Really pleased
Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. The women blue kurta is a keeper. Will be back for another colour.
Kylynn O. MacGruer
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Returned it
Not what I was expecting. Material feels cheap in the hand. Colour is nothing like the listing. The women blue kurta just didn't work out. Look elsewhere.
Melly N. Dufer
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Exactly what I wanted
Arrived quickly and looks great. Washes well with no shrinking. Worth the money.
Anne-corinne J. Currell
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Really pleased
Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. The women blue kurta is a keeper. Will be back for another colour.
Irwinn O. Yellowley
