Salwar Suit Black Mutli Colour ACC-SS27

The salwar (also spelt shalwar) kameez, popularly known as the Punjabi suit, is one of the traditional dress of women in  India. The outfit comprises a pair of trousers (salwar) and a tunic (kameez/ kurtha / kurthi/ top/ dress/ shirt) that is usually paired with a scarf/ stole (dupatta)

This salwar is made of rayon cotton silk with intricate multicolour embroidery and gotta work in the neck tie area . It has matching  contemporary Abstract print multicolour dupattah in rayon crepe fabric with black border.  Matching Salwar is in  rayon cotton.

Product type                            - Salwar Suit

Top portion       

Colour                -  Black #000000  

Material              -  Rayon Cotton Silk

Work                   -  embroidery and gotta

Size                     - L :41.5 inch  W :71.5 inch

UnStitched                     

Bottom    

Colour              -Scarlet #521818  

Material           - Rayon Cotton

Work                - NA

Size                  -  L: 94 inch  W  :41 inch                      

Dupattah                            

Colour             -  multicolour

Material           -  Rayon Crepe

Work                -   Abstract Mulicolour Print                               

Size                  -L  :85 inch  W :35 inch

Washing           - Dry cleaning only

Disclaimer:

WASH- DRY CLEAN ONLY

Zari, used on saree/ Lehenga borders, pallus, dupattas, kurtas, cholis and blouses, is vulnerable to oxidation, shrinkage and chemical exposure. They may change colour and look. Same is applicable for other metallic finishes, rich embroideries like Zardozi, Gota Patti and Kundan work.

Beaded embroidery, stones and sequins  have a tendency to come off during folding and transit. Even with utmost care and handling this problem persists and cannot be avoided.

Even if a garment does not have a DRY CLEAN ONLY label, first check it for color-bleed on a small end of the fabric, before hand-washing it.

- DO NOT put any embellished( stone, sequins, zardozi, gotta patti, mirror work) or silk outfit in the washing machine.